Politics and its Discontents

Perennial posterior pain K(T)ory Teneycke just won't go away. Currently a Conservative Party campaign spokesman, he once again appears t...

It seems that our Prime Minister may have violated his own anti-terror law against terrorist imagery and propaganda. As reported by CTV , ...

In her column today, Susan Delacourt suggests that it is. While my own opposition to mandatory voting, the reasons for which I outlined in a...

Like the morally bankrupt coward that he is, our Prime Prevaricator, Stephen Harper, recently made another ham-fisted attempt to discredit J...

Laurie Hawn, Alberta Brent Rathgeber, Alberta Kevin Sorenson, Alberta Mike Allen, New Brunswick Joe Daniel, Ontario Larry Miller, O...

From the folks at Canadians Rallying To Unseat Harper :

Since I arose uncharacteristically late this morning, I am still working on today's post. In the interim, I take the liberty of reprod...

I hope to write an actual blog post on an entirely different topic later today, but since the latest poll shows a very strong reaction ag...

These Star readers seem to think so: Tories attack Trudeau on first day in new job, April 16 It is fair to criticize opposing politic...

Time to cut our losses ?

I have written about Allan Gregg on this blog before ; probably his most noteworthy recent contribution to political discourse came in his...

Oh, I do so savor The Toronto Star.

For those as weary of political attack ads as I am, The Star's Carol Goar has an interesting column in today's edition . Entitled...

The latest attack ad , this one against newly-appointed Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau, serves as a timely reminder of the Harper gov...