According to Trudeau, not only do “Canadians benefit when we have a time on the Security Council,” but that “the world benefits when Canada has a voice on the Security Council.” Continue reading →

The point of legalization is to stop punishing consenting adults, to keep marijuana out of the hands of kids, and to eliminate the black market. Not only does Ontario’s plan do little to achieve any of those ends, it may, in fact, prove to be counterproductive. Continue reading →

It seems rather deliberate to raise the political stakes in the hopes that worried Flames fans will pressure those running for mayor and city council to give the owners a better deal. Continue reading →

Had both the Liberals and Conservatives been less inclined to play political games with one another, we probably would have resolved all of this some time ago. Continue reading →

Higher prices help ensure that such resources are allocated based on need, rather than first come, first serve. It also helps ensure that people are not hoarding or buying more than they need. Continue reading →

Fact is, there really isn’t any “peacekeeping” anymore — at least not the kind the Liberals get so sentimental about. Continue reading →

Just as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration was announcing a major change in direction on e-cigarettes, new research confirmed once again, just how powerful the harm reduction benefits of vaping really are. Continue reading →

If there’s an issue with having police officers involved, then why have them there at all? The idea of having people hide and downplay who they are in order to participate does not seem to be in keeping with what Pride is all about. Continue reading →

Rob Breakenridge got a small taste of what it is like to fly in the Wings Over Springbank Airshow ahead of the popular event this weekend. Continue reading →