Politics and its Discontents

I recently published a guest post by BM entitled, The Creep Of Corporatism . In a followup, he has written something that I think many wi...

All Canadians could learn a lot from the Brits : London, United Kingdom - Activists and trade union leaders have called for a general stri...

At least. that's what I infer from the blather of Catholic League President Bill Donohue: No doubt, obeisance to the corporate age...

Although far from a biblical scholar, I find the above line, taken from the Book of Acts, to be an apt title. Even though I am taking it o...

Benighted soul that I am, I did not realize the myriad errors of thinking I have fallen prey to. Happily, University of Toronto geography p...

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...

Whenever I need evidence that politically aware and engaged citizens are not an endangered species, I turn to the letters section of The T...

As I continue to ponder the question my friend Tom posed about why discredited economic theories are not vigorously opposed and exposed a...

H/t Theo Moudakis If you have resided in Ontario for some years, and were of a certain age when Ontario's Common Sense Revolution wa...

... apparently is hanging the flag upside down.* Crypto fascists have always been thus. *Hanging the flag upside down is recognized as a...

H/t Ruth Blair

The mask of boyish innocence was slowly slipping away from young Tim Hudak. H/t Toronto Star H/t Ray Mirshahi

In the world of unfettered capitalism, everything has a price and nothing is sacred. To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, the neocon knows the cost of...