Rob Breakenridge says it’s time to reflect why Canada’s pro-life movement hasn’t had much success in the 30 years since the landmark Morgentaler decision. Continue reading →

Convention delegates knew full well what they were doing. If you’d prefer people not talk about awful policy resolutions, then don’t vote for them in the first place. Continue reading →

Rob Breakenridge says he hopes the Alberta Teachers Association scraps a proposal to call on the provincial government to influence how the media covers exam results. Continue reading →

The Liberals needlessly politicized the Canada Summer Jobs program and now it’s come back to bite them in a major way, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

Nothing in the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision on cross-border beer sales precludes politicians from taking action to reduce internal trade barriers, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

Canadians have a profound bond with hockey. Playing the game will heal the wounds of Humboldt, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

Helmets are either so important that we must mandate their use, or they’re not a big deal — it can hardly be both, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

It’s still within the realm of possibility that the Trans Mountain project could be derailed, but at this point, that would need to likely involve either the Liberal government suddenly getting cold feet or the company losing patience and pulling the plug. Continue reading →

Rob Breakenridge says Canada’s federal government must get serious about deporting those ordered to be deported — or what’s a government for? Continue reading →