commentary

By Conrad Black  Commentary Although there is great reluctance to recognize it in the still thickly populated ranks of the Trump antagonists in the United States, the president’s tariff initiatives to…

By Scott McGregor  Commentary As Canadians prepare to cast their votes in the upcoming election, there remains a conspicuous silence echoing through the chambers of power and on campaign trails alike:…

By Cory Morgan Commentary The firing of the entire Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) board by the Danielle Smith government appeared to come out of left field. AIMCo manages over…

By Cory Morgan Commentary Bureaucracies and civil services have long been sacred cows in North America. Politicians pay lip service to finding inefficiencies and reducing the size of the government,…

By John Carpay  Commentary In September, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that the right to make one’s own choices about receiving vaccinations should be added to the Alberta Bill of…

By Phil GurskiCommentary Imagine the following scenario. A group of people who are angry at U.S. foreign policy and the government’s continued meddling in the Middle East decide to host…

By Cory Morgan  Commentary The Liberals are managing to find ways to maintain power in the House of Commons, despite being a minority. They may be able to continue that…

By Gary Mauser  Commentary Four years ago, the federal government prohibited “1,500 types” of “assault-style” firearms. Has public safety improved as promised? The 2020 ban instantly made it a crime…

By Conrad Black  Commentary The arrest of Linda Sun, a former chief of staff to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and an aide to the previous governor, Andrew Cuomo, and…

By Peter Menzies  Commentary We need to talk about Julie Sweeney. She’s a 53-year-old English woman who used to live in Church Lawton, Cheshire, and she once had a Facebook…