Free speech’s turning point
A soupçon of schadenfreude
Ley must go. Now
The Liberals are further to the left than Canada’s left-wing government
Born gutless
The curse of the modern Liberals
Our doublethink legacy media
All the news unfit to print
Fight for federalism
The Samuel Griffith Society’s sacred mission
Populist parties seem to be mightily popular
So why don’t we have one here?
Cowards die many times before their death
Weak conservative leadership is the unkindest cut of them all
Grave mistake
Recognising Palestine will be a disaster for the West
Casting the first stone
Dams, judges, Gen Z and John (who just died)
Oh-so biased public broadcasting
Conservatives must fight to win
I come to praise Steward
...not to parry him
To win or not to win?
Thank goodness Trump lost in 2020
Zohran, real estate czar
Notes from the US
Annoyances
What gets my goat
Standing in the middle of the road
Trump’s first 150 days have been great
Take the High Road
Make Labor pay for taxing paper profits on super
Time to speak up, John and Tony
When team players need to break the vow of silence
Ganders and geese
Political parties are nothing without values
End of the Coalition
The Libs let us down
Mock the media, and win
Know your foe
Why the Libs lost
Is the broad church too broad?
Heaven falls
On elections and lawyers
Trump not to blame for Poilievre loss
The left-of-centre (make that left-of-the-Canadian-centre, which is mightily left-wing) Liberal Party has won Monday’s federal election in Canada. Mark Carney,…
The perils of pusillanimity
I repeat: fire the advisors
Poilievre still in the game to win
Trump-deranged commentators don’t understand the Canadian system
