There’s a disconnect between the Kenney-Blanchet feud and the issues that actually matter right now, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

For starters, Trudeau needs to stop sounding like he’s ashamed of Canada’s oil and gas industry, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

Alberta politicians are to debate the role of conscience rights and the responsibilities of physicians asked to assist or advise on abortions, contraception or medically assisted deaths. Continue reading →

The trio will bring forward an urgent notice of motion suggesting the wage reduction at the Monday priorities and finance committee meeting. Continue reading →

A recent controversy involving the Toronto Public Library is about a much bigger principle, Rob Breakenridge argues — one that we should want libraries to understand and embrace. Continue reading →

Calgary Councillor Shane Keating isn’t ruling out cancelling the Green Line LRT project if deferred payments from the province cause the city to run over budget. Continue reading →

Rob Breakenridge says he is not convinced proportional representation would give us a better government. Continue reading →

With all due respect to Barack Obama, he should butt out of Canada’s federal election, says Rob Breakenridge. Continue reading →

As much as we should condemn Trump for his craven abandonment of the Kurds, we should also look at why Canada hasn’t been doing more, says Rob Breakenridge. Continue reading →