MacFADYEN – Hillary Clinton plays the blame game, shamelessly
THERE’S A SCENE in The Godfather: Part III where Michael Corleone – as played by Al Pacino – regrets his inability to escape from a life of organized crime and [Continue]
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MICALLEF – Mystery still swirls around Hitler’s death 72 years later
THE SECOND World War ended 72 years ago. Historians have produced a voluminous history chronicling its course. Yet almost three-quarters of a century later, there are still [Continue]
CHIDIAC – Look for leadership from within when our leaders fail us
AMERICAN AUTHOR Cal Thomas said, “In a free society, government reflects the soul of the people.” In the early 20th century, Napoleon Hill studied hundreds of the most [Continue]
TAUBE – Future Tory leader must look to the past for role models
THE CONSERVATIVE leadership race was thrown for a loop last week. Businessman and media gadfly Kevin O’Leary unexpectedly dropped out and endorsed former cabinet minister [Continue]
McGARVEY – Fix the exchange rate, solve the U.S.-Canada trade problem
IT’S BEGINNING to look like Donald Trump has developed a paranoid obsession with Canada. Pick a market segment and the American president has slammed Canada for unfair [Continue]
PROVINCIAL PULSE – B.C. voters underwhelmed, unexcited by the choices available in a tight race
New poll results on the B.C. election have been released today by the Angus Reid Institute. Here’s its summary: Millennial turnout, soft voters to will be key to [Continue]
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