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The first plausible sign of a more adult direction in public policy leadership for some years is coming from Poilievre → Read More
Contemporary threats to civil rights have the unusual characteristic of a civil right denied to the population by the indifference and insipidity of the… → Read More
Even if we had a government that deserved to be re-elected, it would still be desirable that the Conservatives chose a leader capable of being elected and… → Read More
Quebec must not be allowed to spit in the face of the majority of its fellow citizens and oppress its English-language minority, while cheerfully pocketing… → Read More
This column is being composed as I return to Toronto on an Air Canada flight from Vancouver after a very convivial celebration by the Fraser Institute,… → Read More
Of the realistic alternatives, the Progressive Conservatives remain the preferable choice, but a vote for New Blue would be a commendable and prescient gesture → Read More
To the extent that Poilievre threatens some change to the comfortable Liberal status quo built on durable advantages in Quebec and urban Ontario, Poilievre… → Read More
We should govern ourselves in an original and imaginative way that gives us evidently competitive progress in achieving a greater and more justly distributed… → Read More
The defence minister's peppy, multi-disciplinary and very opinionated advisory panel clearly wishes to disqualify Roman Catholics from serving as chaplains in… → Read More
There is no suggestion that anything in what Poilievre ever said bore any relationship to anyone's pigmentation or that he personally, or his campaign, are… → Read More
Canada has incurred more gratitude in Europe for its military assistance than at any time since the First Canadian Army largely liberated the Netherlands in… → Read More
It is an act of stupefying disrespect for the bravery of France’s liberators → Read More
Breadcrumb Trail Links * NP Comment Conrad Black: No exaggeration needed Justice must be done, at last The Canadian flag flies at half mast atop the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill at sunset. Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. Photo by ERROL MCGIHON /Postmedia Article content Once again we are indebted to the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and retired judge Brian Giesbrecht for their diligent research that… → Read More
There are increasing signs that, as was predicted in this space last week, Ukraine and Russia are edging toward a compromise. The most likely arrangement… → Read More
Ultimately, the West will emerge stronger from Ukraine’s ordeal → Read More
The bone-crushing defeat of the pro-western option in Ukraine has swiftly accelerated the collapse of western civilization and our submission to our new… → Read More
History could be thoroughly ransacked without unearthing so blameless and diligent a record of service in so exalted and conspicuously public an office → Read More
Canada's performance has been quiet, submissive and completely unworthy of a mature and sophisticated political society → Read More
While Justin Trudeau is unlikely to be as important a figure in Canada's history as his father was, he has had some successes → Read More
The Statute of Westminster on Dec. 11, 1931, effectively made Canada and other comparable British Empire jurisdictions autonomous of British laws → Read More