Mosque controversy reveals media double standard
Justin Trudeau should be facing some tough questions this week about a past visit to a radical mosque. But instead of facing tough questions, the majority of the media in this country are happy to keep...
View ArticleWill conviction end media party conspiracies?
Michael Sona is guilty in the Robocalls case — that was the verdict delivered by Justice Gary Hearn Thursday in a Guelph, Ont., courthouse.
View ArticleTempest in a t-shirt
You know there is an old saying, better to let the world think you a fool than open your mouth and prove it.
View ArticleConsequences of fracking bans
The government of Nova Scotia announced this week that it prefers to be poor and live off the handouts of other provinces rather than attempt to stand on its own two feet.
View ArticlePay more for CBC?!
Be warned -- CBC wants to dip into your wallet to make you pay more.
View ArticleGreen movement all about greenbacks
It's climate week in New York. I learned about that after seeing pictures of littered streets, garbage piled up in the wake of thousands who marched to demand world leaders do more for the planet.
View ArticleCall it what it is -- Islamic terrorism
This week two Muslim groups launched a new booklet in conjunction with the RCMP. It’s called "United Against Terrorism" and who could think that's a bad thing.
View ArticleOccupy mentality sets up tent in New Brunswick
Do you remember Occupy Wall Street and its many imitators across North America?
View ArticleNetworks shouldn’t censor political ads
In November 1988, the Liberal Party of Canada went to court to force CBC and CTV to carry their attack ads against Brian Mulroney and his Progressive Conservatives. The ads used footage of Opposition...
View ArticleTime for straight talk on terrorism
Canada lost two soldiers this week in two unrelated terrorist attacks, one in St. Jean sur Richelieu and the other in Ottawa.
View ArticleHarper gives us a break
If you’ve got a kid, Prime Minister Stephen Harper wants to give you a tax break.
View ArticleWhy CBC's probe will change little
CBC isn't serious about dealing with allegations of harassment and misconduct in their own workplace and now I have the proof.
View ArticleDon't fall for Trudeau's Occupy rhetoric
Justin Trudeau is hoping to steal from Barack Obama's playbook as we head towards the 2015 election.
View ArticleU.S. greenbacks funding anti-oilsands fight
The U.S. Senate struck a blow for Canadian prosperity this week when Democratic senators voted en masse to block legislation that would have pushed for American approval of the Keystone XL pipeline.
View ArticleMoney for nothing? No way
Show me the money. It’s a simple phrase and it applies to life well outside of the movie Jerry Maguire.
View ArticleGun control won't solve real gun problem
This Saturday is the 25th anniversary of the shooting of 14 women at Ecole Polytechnique by Marc Lepine, also known as the Montreal Massacre.
View ArticleOpen eyes to Islamist threat
We are confronting a global terrorism problem and for the most part that threat emanates from Islam.
View ArticleCuba deal brings hope, skepticism
I have mixed feelings about the deal to normalize relations between Cuba and the United States.
View ArticleWhen victims become criminals
It should be pretty simple: A man’s home is his castle. Break into that castle at your own risk and deal with any consequences.
View ArticleFifty shades of GG? No thanks
It is a book that has the imprimatur of the Governor General of Canada and the applause of the Canadian artistic and media elite, and yet I can’t read the first line or much of the first few pages on...
View ArticleA dose of common sense
We are having an insane debate across North America right now, a debate about whether to make vaccines mandatory all because there is a relatively small outbreak of measles in the United States.
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