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Legault's most ardent supporters despise the federal Liberals. Why are the federal Liberals gushing about him?
Anyone who believes in anything halfway bold or outside the dead-centre should be talking about proportional representation
Manitoba whisky? Pour it on the ground! German-Californian trains? Full steam ahead!
West Midlands Police seem to have essentially blamed Jewish soccer fans for their own persecution
We have a compelling shared interest in preserving and improving upon the world order as it existed before Putin got greedy and Washington got Trumpy
Who knows what might have been in store for the kidnapping victims?
'We continue to break tourism records (and win Stanley Cups),' the Florida governor quipped
Ford’s not just promising to facilitate tourism in Niagara Falls. That would be fine. Ideal, even. But no, he wants to be directly involved
Bill C-16 establishes no new provision with respect to killing women specifically. It just pretends to
Former immigration minister Sergio Marchi admits Chrétien pressured him to fast-track naturalizations in hopes the new citizens would vote No in the...
Canada’s record on cutting emissions has never been the least bit impressive
The 'Louisianisation' of Quebec narrative is garbage. Miller's only crime was to say so
When you're as bad at solving problems as the Liberal federal government, pretending problems don't exist becomes a remarkably compelling option
Nearly everyone in this city says they like the idea of small neighbourhood retail. Many are lying
A new study from a top U.S. university finds 8.5 per cent of freshmen can't do middle school math
Arguably, poppy politics is more important than ever
If foreign subs are fine, why not foreign frigates and destroyers?
No major political party in the province supports letting people sell luxury goods for what people are willing to pay
A poll released Wednesday reports 88 per cent of registered Republican voters approve of Trump’s performance on the economy
On some files, Canadians in general seem more enamoured of collective action than their premiers
If opposing the government is Job One, auditioning for it is Job Two
If opposing the government is Job One, auditioning for it is Job Two
Politicians need to take a very long, very hard look at how our police forces conduct their business
A proposed new provincial constitution does things provinces can't do — except Quebec has already done them
Arguments against ending it are based almost entirely on lazy economics, hypotheticals, or (especially recently) knee-jerk anti-Americanism
Denying entry to the anti-Israel rappers can only bolster the case for limits on free speech
School choice is seen as a third rail — but no one has tested the voltage in years
The group is best thought of as conservatives alarmed by some of Ontario’s fundamentals and uninterested in being in power for its own sake
The answer to an unsolvable ethical dilemma isn’t always ‘do your best and hope you were right’
The public safety minister thinks it's a mess. For once, at least, he's right
The government's intervention on the notwithstanding clause is both ill-conceived and ill-timed
The standard for hate speech is high in Canada and we should all appreciate the careful balance we've struck with it
As ever in this country, simply ejecting protesters for unlawfully disrupting an event seems to have been considered an absolute last resort —...
One thing you will quickly notice looking at opioid-overdose statistics is that they don’t conspicuously discriminate according to politics or policy
'No more temporary foreign workers at Tim Hortons' is a no-brainer policy for Poilievre, especially if the Liberals push back
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