Justice for Justin – good bye to “happy days and sunny ways” By Lindsay Prescott The end is near for Justin Trudeau, but he won’t be thrown out of office by Canadian voters. It will come from his own Liberal
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Christine Van Geyn, Litigation Director for the Canadian Constitution Foundation, breaks down this week’s Emergency Act decision by explaining the top ten paragraphs for us. In a monumentally, historically important decision, Justice Mosley found that Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the
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What if Canadians realized he has no mandate to govern? When you throw a Hail Mary pass in football, it means that stakes are high and options are limited: you throw the ball and say a prayer while it’s in
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In writing “Pandemic Panic,” co-author Christine Van Geyn notes,” We have observed a phenomenon of the surreal, sometimes inane, often unprecedented and unusual public health measures taken over the roughly three-year pandemic period being ‘memory holed’, where the mind completely
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This week, Dan McTeague’s energy update is in video format. As president of Canadians For Affordable Energy, McTeague discusses a quiet beginning to the new year with gas prices having decreased across much of Canada. However, that will soon change
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“Ontario has the safest roads in all of North America” is a vague and inaccurate statement Traffic statistics are a complicated, challenging area in which to make bold statements or simple comparisons. You could be referring to Canadian or American
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COP28 announcements will devastate Canada’s economy by Dan McTeague The 28th UN Climate Change Conference (COP28) wrapped up in Dubai in December. That the two-week conference, whose object is to discuss the global phase-out of fossil fuels, is being held in
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by Marc Andre Way The only constant in business is change. This is true in all of life. No one gets married and starts a family expecting children to stay toddlers forever; we expect them to grow up, get educated,
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First emissions, now sexual assault: reality strikes again With dismay, I read holiday media reports that at least two women appear to have been sexually assaulted by a man posing as their Uber driver. Whether he actually IS a rideshare
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