Politics and its Discontents

Despite all of the green virtue-signaling that comes from Ottawa on a regular basis, those who follow such things know that it is largely em...

As I indicated in my last post, I have been having problems with readers' comments. I have not been receiving them. I have found a wor...

With so many cities, including Toronto , vying to become Amazon's second headquarters, they might be mindful of some basic truths about ...

As much as it is said that the Harper regime is planning to buy votes for the 2015 election by giving income-splitting to families, the re...

The Delaware City Refining Company doesn't just refine oil, it refines bitumen from the Tar Sands. The company, however, is intensel...

While we should be back from our trip tomorrow in time to catch the Ontario election news coverage, this seems an opportune time to remin...

David Lewis , the one-time head of the federal NDP and father of Stephen Lewis, used the phrase corporate welfare bums in his 1972 feder...

While much has already been written about the economic threats to Canada inherent in the Canada-European Comprehensive Economic and Tr...

Given that recent reports have helped to puncture the myth of job-creation benefits arising from corporate tax cuts and corporate welf...