Politics and its Discontents

I would like to think that Canadians far and wide harbour few illusions about the United States. Seeing them as a trusted ally harkens back ...

 I'm still in a bit of a writing slump, so I'll let others do the talking for me. H/t Moudakis A   Globe and Mail   letter-writer we...

The term snowflake has traditionally been used by the right to denigrate progressives; it is a pejorative suggesting that the left is too ea...

  It was not so long ago, during the election campaign, that I remember Mr. Carney's soaring rhetoric, his stout orders calling for  ...

As I wrote  in my previous post , there are very heartening signs of a deep resurgence in Canadian national pride. Consumer boycotts of Amer...

Whatever you may think of Jean Chretien's political legacy, one thing to remember is that he charted his own course. That was made abund...

I have never been fond of the American aphorism, "My country, right or wrong." On the surface, it suggests a reflexive, unbending ...

Vive la difference!