Eleven days before Conservative Party of Canada members vote for their party’s new leader, Interim Leader and Sturgeon River-Parkland MP Rona Ambrose has announced she will resign her seat when the House rises this summer. […]
by Thomas Walkom The debate over cultural appropriation is complicated. At one level it is about the legitimacy of telling […]
British Columbians often complain they are an afterthought – that the big decisions are made in central Canada and only then relayed to those lucky enough to live west of the Rockies. […]
by Chantal Hebert On the morning after Tuesday’s British Columbia election, there was no ready acknowledgement by Prime Minister Justin […]
South Korea has elected a new president. This may not seem of much import to Canadians. But it is. Tuesday’s election adds a new dynamic to the nuclear crisis gripping the divided Korean Peninsula.
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Is Donald Trump crazy like a fox or just crazy? I pick the former. His abrupt reversals on policy and his Twitter rants probably reflect his personality. But they also seem deliberately designed to keep everyone guessing as to what he might do. […]
At week’s end, it looks like Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan will live to fight another day. Unless the opposition parties come up with fresh ammunition, they are unlikely to exact his resignation for having embellished his role in the planning of a major military offensive in Afghanistan. […]
The good news for Toronto animal activist Anita Krajnc is that she’s been acquitted of the crime of giving water to a thirsty pig.
The bad news is that the judge hearing her case didn’t accept her crucial argument – that sentient animals such as pigs are more than mere property. […]
by Thomas Walkom In the end, Defence Minister Harjit’s Sajjan’s sin is grammatical. He has described himself as “the” architect […]
by Chantal Hebert A year ago Tuesday, Pierre Karl PÈladeau abruptly quit as leader of the Parti Quebecois for family […]
by Thomas Walkom By embracing the concept of a universal pharmacare system, Ontario’s Liberal government is bucking a national trend. […]
by Chantal Hebert With the Conservative crown slipping from his grasp, Kevin O’Leary settled on becoming kingmaker earlier this week. […]
Give one cheer for the Liberals. Kathleen Wynne’s Ontario government has finally bit the bullet on publicly funded pharmacare. […]
Businessman Kevin O’Leary says he is pulling out of the campaign to succeed Stephen Harper because he is not convinced he could carry enough votes in Quebec to beat Justin Trudeau in the 2019 election.
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Midway through National Immunization Awareness Week, the Honourable Jane Philpott, Minister of Health, announced nearly $1.7 million in Immunization Partnership Fund funding for three new projects. The initiative seeks to increase Canadian vaccination coverage in Canada. The Prince Edward Island Department of Health and Wellness, Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, and the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada lead the projects. […]
by Thomas Walkom Back in the 1970s, a basic income (or guaranteed annual income as it was called then) was […]
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