Politics

McQUARRIE – Proposed new business fines could spell trouble in River City

December 12, 2017 // 1 Comment

WHILE I WATCHED last week’s City Council meeting, I couldn’t help but think of the Broadway play, Music Man. A story about the arrival of a pool table in conservative [Continue]

EDITORIAL – Horgan’s reluctant decision to approve Site C was the right call

December 12, 2017 // 5 Comments

An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger. SO, SITE C is a go. Which leaves about half the people in B.C. happy as clams, and the other half mad as hatters. The [Continue]

POLITICS – The soft tyranny of Quebec’s ongoing linguistic crossfire

December 10, 2017 // 1 Comment

By PETER STOCKLAND Senior writer Cardus QUEBEC’S ANGLOPHONES, francophones and allophones should all be on their smart phones demanding to know what in the name of [Continue]

EDITORIAL – No skating around it, Parliament Hill rink is a boondoggle

December 5, 2017 // 1 Comment

If you’re planning to hop a plane to Ottawa and go for a skate on the brand new $5.6-million outdoor rink on Parliament Hill, better get moving. Tickets to skate on the [Continue]

LETTER – Proportional representation provides kinder, gentler democracy

December 5, 2017 // 2 Comments

I am one of the majority of voters in the last federal election (2015) that wasted their vote. The number of people who voted NDP (21,466) and Liberal (21,215) in [Continue]

POLITICS – Communism’s pernicious influence persists despite the evidence

December 2, 2017 // 3 Comments

By IAN MADSEN Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy A NUMBER of Canadian newspapers recently noted the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. The attention [Continue]