by Michael Zwaagstra
Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty thinks teachers don’t spend enough time in education faculties.
That much is apparent from his recent pledge to double…
Little Kremlin on the Prairie
by Jesse Kline
A group of Michigan bar owners are fed up with the government telling them what they can and cannot do on their…
by Matt Vadum
As the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks approaches, President Obama is again pushing his “National Day of Service” in an…
by John Thompson
In this article, there is frequent reference to sociopathy, narcissism and other mental conditions in relationship to terrorism.
However, the author is no…
by Rondi Adamson
Opponents of the privatization of Toronto’s libraries might be interested to know that many of the libraries they hold so…
by Michael Zwaagstra
A recent lawsuit against aSaskatchewanschool division threatens to further undermine the ability of schools to establish a safe and orderly learning environment.…
by Rolph Penner
The Canadian Wheat Board has a long history of not listening to farmers. After the federal Conservatives won a majority in May,…
by Gerry Nicholls
As if we parents don’t have enough to worry about, now the Canadian government is trying to make us feel guilty.
It’s…
The Liberty Summer Seminar is fast approaching. To get you in the mood to attend, here’s a column I wrote a few years ago on…
In Ayn Rand’s famous philosophic novel, Atlas Shrugged, leading entrepreneurs and businessmen go “on strike” as a way of protesting socialism.
Eventually this strike…
