An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ONE THING IS CERTAIN about federal budgets — there’s never enough money to go around. Either too much money is being spent, or not [Continue]
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE March 16, 2023 – Weeks of questions over potential foreign interference in Canadian elections – and the federal government’s handling of the [Continue]
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE January 23, 2023 – As the National Capital Commission prepares to begin abatement work on 24 Sussex Drive this spring, the future of the prime [Continue]
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE December 19, 2022 – As Christmas nears, Canadians have more holiday jeers than holiday cheers for the official leader of the opposition. A new [Continue]
I ADMIRE GERMANY for doing so much to reduce greenhouse gases. Too bad that the initiative has left them dependent on the import of natural gas — half of it from Russia. [Continue]
WE’VE SEEN A COUPLE of fairly major moves by our federal government in the past week meant to address health and safety for Canadians. The Trudeau Liberals have announced [Continue]
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ONE OF THE TRULY amazing things about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is his blind spot when it comes to racking up air miles. Records show he [Continue]
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ‘GOD HELP US ALL,’ tweeted interim Conservative leader Candice Bergen after yesterday’s news that the governing federal Liberals and [Continue]
Mr. Rothenburger, From reading the article (Invoking Emergencies Act isn’t the same as War Measures of 1970), I gather your arguments were as follows: The Emergencies [Continue]
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ‘JUST WATCH ME.’ Those words from then-Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, spoken in 1970, are being recalled by many today. They were [Continue]
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. HERE’S A MESSAGE for the trolls who have been posting vicious comments about Justin Trudeau testing positive for COVID-19: get a life. [Continue]
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE December 10, 2021 – Ottawa can be a cold place throughout much of the year. For Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole, the chill is being [Continue]
NATURAL DISASTERS can be disastrous for politicians. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice was scorned for shoe-shopping in New York as Hurricane Katrina hammered New Orleans in [Continue]
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. A BRAND NEW FEDERAL CABINET was sworn in Tuesday in Ottawa, and it includes some big changes as well as some same-old same-old. Harjit [Continue]