The Supreme Court’s June session concluded with three significant decisions that, while angering some on the Left, offer grounds for optimism across the nation. President Donald Trump’s Justice Department argued the cases to a successful conclusion when a badly divided court voted 6-3 in the president’s favour, all six conservative judges (Roberts, Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, […]
“Alberta has an Alberta problem,” according to the editors of the Globe and Mail. One can expect that the lead editorial this week in Canada’s national newspaper was written for the Prime Minister’s Office; the editors earned their keep and can expect their next government subsidy cheque deposited without delay. In their condescending manner, the […]
Despite the challenges of our times, there’s still money to be made, fun experiences to be had, and people out there you need to meet. If you’re stuck in a career glut, feeling like you’re stagnating, finding a side hustle might be the best thing for you. It’s been great for me. Two years ago, […]
In the fascinating world of big city politics, there have always been interesting mayors. Fiorello LaGuardia in New York identified as a Republican but usually received support from opposition parties. He cozied up to Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s, and in a historical poll taken in the 1990s, most observers ranked him as the greatest […]
The predictable response from the political left to the U.S. air raid on Iran’s nuclear capabilities shocked no one. Somehow, these raids are racist and contravene international laws. The extent of these protests, however, is thought-provoking. A difference of opinion on these matters reflects the varying levels of information people access or the slant that […]
Canada. Once the envy of the world. Blessed by an abundance of natural resources and a climate not especially prone to natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. A country with the lucky accident of geography having placed it next door to the most dynamic economy in the world, with much economic growth enjoyed […]
The Democratic Party was the initial focus of a previous article’s assessment of the 2028 presidential race. In the second part, the focus will shift more to the Republican Party. Mark Halperin’s podcast, Next Up, provided the discussion points, and his interview with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich offered outstanding insights into what […]
A Globe and Mail editorial this week was foreboding: “Canada, prepare for a decade of thrift and lower living standards.” It leads with, “We are poorer than we think” and comments on a recent household debt survey that is leaving many Canadians “anxious, fearful and sad about their finances.” The point is established that “there […]
Some recent data on international lending of financial institutions to the fossil fuel sector shows that funds lent have increased significantly over the past year. This is despite the “net zero” dictate that Prime Minister Mark Carney and his globalist friends have attempted to impose on international banks through organizations like GFANZ (Glasgow Financial Alliance […]
Established in 1875, Canada’s Supreme Court is celebrating its 150th anniversary as the nation’s most prestigious court. The court is currently under the leadership of Richard Wagner, whose recent interview on CTV with Vassy Kapelos resonated with many in the exclusive community of judges and high-ranking officials. In their view, Canada has entered a perilous […]