News Analysis

Opinion

Trudeau signing on to the Christchurch Call should worry all Canadians

In the case of the Christchurch Call, we are being told to trust the New York Times and Facebook as well as foreign governments like New Zealand and France, to provide guidance regarding our free speech.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / May 15, 2019

Opinion

The Meaning of Kawhi Leonard’s Shot

The drama of the shot is matched by our potential to make our own meaning from it. Kids will be miming that shot in their driveways for years to come. People will talk about “The Shot” and we’ll know exactly what that means.

Jordan Goldstein / May 14, 2019

Opinion

Quebec’s Bill 21 attacks freedom and tolerance

While Bill 21 does prohibit covering one’s face in some contexts, it goes much further. Bill 21 prohibits practicing Muslims, Jews, Sikhs and members of other faiths from wearing any religious symbol while providing government services to the public.

John Carpay / May 14, 2019

Opinion

Ronald S. Sullivan was dropped by Harvard for practicing law

Not only has Harvey Weinstein been fully prosecuted in the press, but so, too, has his lawyer, and with the assistance of an Ivy League university.

Libby Emmons / May 12, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

William F. Buckley, Ben Shapiro and Andrew Neil: a missed opportunity and the decline of discourse

Conditioned by the pugilistic environment in America, Shapiro acted on his combative instinct since he perceived Neil’s interrogative style as someone looking for an ideological fight

Shane Miller / May 12, 2019

Opinion

Justin “Little Potato” Trudeau: a foreign policy in shambles

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is undoubtedly an amateur when it comes to foreign policy.

Siddak Ahuja / May 11, 2019

Opinion

Where would you rank Justin Trudeau on the all-time-greatest-PM list?

Time is usually needed to truly tell how well a prime minister did during their time in office. It takes a while for the full impact of legislative changes, economic policy, and social changes to be quantifiable.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 10, 2019

Opinion

Canada in need of leaders to fix unfair equalization formula

The Confederation of Canada requires a Prime Minister who can unite this country and solve the significant economic challenges we are facing domestically.

Travis Gladue-Beauregard / May 10, 2019

Opinion

Norman case highlights Trudeau’s lack of respect for our legal system

Henein was clear that the RCMP had not quashed any disclosure information, they simply didn’t have it. Now we need to know why.

Diana Davison / May 10, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

GENUIS: Beware the new McCarthyism of the progressive left

The left should be challenged for its increasingly McCarthyist approach, but conservative parties have to be sensitive to this as well. We should be wary of indulging the McCarthyist instincts of the left every time we face an accusation.

Garnett Genuis / May 9, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Microsoft Word just got woke with its new social justice plugin

Worried you might be a little bit racist? A little gender confused? Not sure about the difference between disabled persons and persons who are disabled? Never fear, Microsoft will fix your language for you.

Libby Emmons / May 9, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

I voted for Justin Trudeau and I’m sorry

I was young, naive, and wanted change. Justin Trudeau tricked me into supporting him, and I still regret casting my vote to the Liberal Party to this day.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 8, 2019

Opinion

The panic over climate change is part of a larger problem

It’s not like we shouldn’t have concerns about the environment, it’s just that we shouldn’t lose our freaking minds over it.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / May 8, 2019

Opinion

Why does the mainstream media want Andrew Scheer to be a racist?

The lamestream media strikes again, attempting to make Andrew Scheer a racist Canadian boogeyman.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 7, 2019

Opinion

Canadian politics doesn’t need Trump-like Twitter fights

Bernier, Raitt, and Rempel’s social media “beef” threatens the civility of Canadian politics.

Anthony Daoud / May 6, 2019

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