The words tweeted by the president of the United States of America this week were divisive and nothing else — and all for votes, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

How many of their constituents have the same financial safeguards in place? asks Bill Kelly. Continue reading →

The Liberals believe political messaging should be limited during the pre-writ period, yet they are essentially in campaign mode themselves, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

For Canadian basketball fans, Kawhi holds the key to a championship repeat — a twofer. Continue reading →

“Canadians, including those who served with you, won’t be afforded the opportunity to salute your stellar career in a dignified military manner,” writes Roy Green. Continue reading →

The Liberals and Conservatives both support this project. And they’re not alone, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

‘The case for using the term ‘genocide’ is tenuous at best and counterproductive at worst,’ Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

“It seems far too easy for these notorious figures to come to Canada in the first place and far too difficult to remove them after the fact,” writes Rob Breakenridge. Continue reading →

‘The question, though, which is roaring for an answer is why was the charge placed against Norman in the first instance?’ asks Roy Green. Continue reading →

Vince Carter has announced that he plans play in an NBA record 22nd season in 2019-20. Continue reading →