The B.C. government’s support for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) marine bunkering fuel service in the Port of Vancouver deserves applause. Investing in new refuelling infrastructure is an essential part of shifting the global marine […]
The complacent tenor of the government’s successful re-election campaign was based on Canada’s superior quality of life, the skill of its people, and the stability of its institutions. That is certainly the moderate left’s view […]
Justin Trudeau held a different kind of town hall on Monday, one designed to try and give a professional stamp of approval on his political policies. Trudeau gathered in a downtown Toronto hotel with doctors […]
I think we’re all glad that the suspense over the coveted electoral benediction of Barack Obama is over. It’s been a question that has had many Canadians on “pins and needles” (whatever that strange idiom […]
Jay Rosen has had it up to here with CNN moderators asking front-running Democratic Party primary candidates to explain their signature policy positions. “The ‘make Elizabeth Warren say she would raise taxes on the middle […]
This government has such a weak record, it has tried to sell its oppressive political correctness as a beatific aura that is itself a distinguished national achievement If Stephen Harper had retired five years ago, […]
Elected to forge consensus and bridge divides, he has bequeathed a Canada of fresh regional and cultural estrangements FREDERICTON, N.B. — Barrelling down the freeway from Fredericton toward Nova Scotia it becomes clear why Canada […]
When young climate activist Greta Thunberg announced via social media last week that she would continue her world tour by next heading to Alberta, many Albertans quickly saw this as an opportunity to provide her […]
She’s coming! Greta is coming! She’s coming right here to Alberta! Did you hear? Somebody said she’s already in Calgary! Or on her way! Wow! Does that mean we’ll be on CNN? Look at me, […]
A reasonable apprehension of bias — that’s what we learned to call it in law school. It’s the legal standard, in Canadian law, for disqualifying a judge or decision-maker in an administrative tribunal. Bias is […]
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