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Category Archives: Media Opinion
Solomon: Censored science
True to form, the overwhelming majority of press outlets failed to report the juiciest global-warming gossip of the week — a change of heart on the issue by one of the world’s most celebrated environmentalists. Also true to form, the … Continue reading
Editorial: Don’t negotiate with violent students (2)
Late on Wednesday night, the latest in a long series of student protests turned violent in downtown Montreal. Students in Quebec have been on strike for the past 11 weeks, angry about plans by the provincial government to gradually raise … Continue reading
McParland: Ontario’s new soak-the-rich, reduce the deficit, blame-it-on-the-NDP tax
With all the drama of Alberta’s surprise non-rebellion hogging the stage, Ontario’s government hasn’t been getting its usual share of attention. And it’s a shame, because the McGuinty government, one of the great practitioners of flim-flam politics, has been putting … Continue reading
Editorial: No celebrating a flawed document
In the minds of Liberal partisans, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms celebrates another milestone at midnight when it marks its 30-year and one week anniversary. Yes, each week is precious to them. Without the Charter, crafted by their … Continue reading
Cattaneo: Wildrose Party, Conservatives pitch differing visions of future oil patch in Alberta election fight
Albertans will know who their next premier will be Monday after the provincial election, but the winner of the hotly contested vote between the Wildrose Party and the ruling Conservatives will have a big impact on the rest of Canada. Both right-of-centre parties are … Continue reading
Black: Whither the Fifth Republic?
The simultaneous election campaigns in France and the United States furnish an astonishing spectacle of the limits and hazards of democratic government. The French Fifth Republic, founded by Charles de Gaulle in 1958, is the most successful state in French … Continue reading
Monckton: Aristotle’s climate
His fallacies are exemplified by the warming hysteria But there’s a consensus!” shrieked the bossy environmentalist with the messy blonde hair. “That, Madame, is intellectual baby-talk,” I replied. I was about to give a talk questioning “global warming” hysteria at … Continue reading
McParland: Harper takes a big risk with environmental review changes
The federal government is taking a courageous but risky step in its plan to streamline the process for environmental assessment reviews. Courageous because there’s a good case to be made for eliminating the delays, overlap, inefficiency and political guerrilla tactics … Continue reading
Stinson: All aboard Ontario’s efficiency bus
It’s easy enough to understand why the Ontario Liberals would call a press conference to tout a move that, the government says, will save taxpayers $25-million a year. The decision to merge two of the many agencies that are involved … Continue reading
McParland: Liberals could soon need Rae more than he needs them (1)
There has never been much question about what Bob Rae would like to do with his life when he’s finished being the Liberals’ interim leader. He’d like to drop the interim and take on the job full time. He’s danced … Continue reading