HAL’S HEADLINES: Vacation is great, but ...

I’m on vacation from my radio show for a couple weeks right now. My wife Jackie and I are spending most of our time off at the cottage but we’re...

Hal Anderson

4 yesterday

LILLEY: Really? $40 million for new signs at parks?

The federal government is looking at spending $40 million on new signs for Parks Canada locations as the federal agency looks to rebrand itself. In...

Brian Lilley

5 yesterday

HASSAN: The Taliban say they've changed – is that true?

The only options Afghanistan ever seems to present are a bitter war or peace with no honour and little dignity. The shocking murder of 63 people at...

Farzana Hassan

5 yesterday

OLIVER: Trudeau's latest ethical breach may be his last

Canada is immersed in an unprecedented political scandal. No Prime Minister has ever been found guilty of violating ethics laws until Justin...

Joe Oliver

5 yesterday

GOLDSTEIN: Media union won't stop attacking Andrew Scheer

Unifor president Jerry Dias, representing 12,000 media workers across Canada, said in an email to union members on Monday that Unifor will run an...

Lorrie Goldstein

6 previous day

Justin Trudeau's carbon tax could kill jobs, report says

A new report by the Fraser Institute says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax will undermine the competitiveness of key sectors of...

Lorrie Goldstein

6 previous day

FATAH: The push to boot candidates accused of Islamophobia raises questions

On Friday, the Green Party fired their candidate in the Quebec riding of Lévis-Lotbinière after he was labelled an ‘Islamophobe’ because he...

Tarek Fatah

6 previous day

LANE: Pallister goes early to avoid being a one-term premier

Premier Pallister made it known that he doesn’t want to be a one-term premier. Only one past Manitoba premier got a single term before being voted...

Graham Lane

4 previous day

FUREY: This latest Lavscam committee cover-up is arrogance on autopilot

On Wednesday, Liberal MPs used their majority on the ethics committee to vote down opposition attempts to have Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion...

Anthony Furey

5 previous day

GUNTER: Why, like it or not, we have to take in Jihadi Jack

You test your values with the tough cases, not the easy ones. And admitting Jihadi Jack is a Canadian (and thus our responsibility) is a tough...

Lorne Gunter

4 wednesday

LILLEY: Jihadi Jack in his own words

He’s a Canadian in name only. More a Canadian of convenience even than Omar Khadr. Khadr, the convicted terrorist who walked away with $10.5...

Brian Lilley

2 wednesday

MULCAIR: It's time for Elizabeth May to up her game

Elizabeth May is by far the most experienced party leader in this campaign. She has been hammering home variations on the same themes for decades...

Tom Mulcair

3 wednesday

FUREY: Pro-Beijing activism rears its troubling head in Canada

If the mention of Communism in Canada evokes anything at all in the minds of regular Canadians, it’s probably of the poor showings received by...

Anthony Furey

8 20.08.2019

GOLDSTEIN: For climate alarmists 'free speech' exists only for them

There’s a delicious irony in the fact those seeking to shut down opposing viewpoints on the issue of human-induced climate change have been hoist...

Lorrie Goldstein

6 20.08.2019

LILLEY: Scheer says Mounties must investigate Trudeau

Call in the Mounties, that’s what I’ve been saying since Feb. 10. Now Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is renewing his call for the RCMP to...

Brian Lilley

8 20.08.2019

WILLIAMS: What will they learn at college?

For many parents, August is a month of both pride and tears. Pride because their teenager is taking that big educational step and tears because for...