Twenty Tories Miss ISIS Vote
Blaine Calkins: Canada's answer to Charlton Heston. Except no one knows who he is. Open Parliament
Canadian soldiers are going to have to wait in the desert just a little bit longer—approximately a year, t...
Canada Has No Interest In Getting Involved In Syrian Civil War
In 2013, Canadian government officials spoke about punishing Bashar al-Assad for using chemical weapons to kill his own people. Back then, Canada lamented Russia’s refusal to allow the UN Security Council to ta...
Harper in Hot Water over Half-Cocked Gun Comment
The Prime Minister is finding himself staring down the barrels of several metaphorical guns after his comments last week.
Speaking to the Saskatchewan Association for Rural Municipalities, Harper was asked i...
Law and Order, Stephen Harper Style
The Canadian Press
The Harper government's law-and-order agenda has once again reared its ugly head. Last week, Prime Minister Harper announced that life means life, and he wasn't speaking about a...
Quebec Students to Strike (Again)
Over 30,000 students have voted to strike in the province of Quebec. The reason: the Couillard Government’s austerity measures.
Much like the student strikes of 2012, individual faculties and student unions ...
Taber, Alberta Outlaws Yelling, Spitting, and Swearing
Stop the presses! Just kidding. Print media is dead.
Alberta, a “have-ish” province, is suffering from a budgetary crisis, a Premier who has smelt it but hath not dealt it, and a traumatic loss of provincial...
Bathroom Bill Down the Toilet
As sad as it is, the Bill nicknamed the “Bathroom Bill” seems to be heading straight down the toilet.
Bill C-279, officially referred to as an Act to Amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and Criminal Code, se...
Justin Trudeau’s Super Fun Chinese New Year Escapade!
In ringing in the Chinese New Year, Mandarin's biggest promotional festival, the Liberal Party of Canada worked tirelessly in ushering Justin Trudeau's hair, eyes, and whatever else is attached to those, around...
Selinger Remains Manitoba NDP Leader
After a very close leadership convention with a final vote of 759 to 726, the Manitoba NDP elected to keep party leader Greg Selinger rather than chief opponent, former cabinet minister, and current MLA for Sei...
Government Considers Video Games As Teaching Tool
Why waste hours with other students in a classroom when you could waste hours alone in your basement? Many large companies, including Canada’s federal government, are asking this question when they consider how...