KINSELLA – Andrew Scheer’s social conservative baggage
SMIRK. The economy. Justin Trudeau. Free speech. His deceased mother. Islamic State. On every subject, no matter how sad or serious, Andrew Scheer would smirk. It was weird. [Continue]
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SUZUKI – World Environment Day reminds us to reconnect with nature
THE NOTION that we must conquer or dominate nature has governed human behaviour for a relatively short period of our 150,000-year history on this 4.5-billion-year-old planet. [Continue]
POLITICS – Canadian politics is like a box of chocolates: you just never know
POLITICS, with apologies to Forrest Gump, is a like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get. Maxime Bernier was pretty confident he was going to get the [Continue]
FRASER INSTITUTE – Feds’ per-person spending among highest in history
By JASON CLEMENS and MILAGROS PALACIOUS The Fraser Institute VANCOUVER – Much has been made of the federal government’s ramp-up in spending, particularly its [Continue]
MacFADYEN – Professional sports leagues confront homophobia
“STICKS AND STONES may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” So goes the adage we all learned as children – usually taught to us by protective parents [Continue]
SPORTS – The sports world’s TV-fed money pipeline is drying up
By BRUCE DOWBIGGIN CALGARY, Alta. – The Toronto Blue Jays are nearing a point of decision on a number of their highly-paid players. Will the 2017 edition of the club be [Continue]
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