Huaqiao in the Middle Kingdom

A whole bunch of inconvenient half-truths

Our GQ poster-boy Prime Minister Trudeau Jr. is in the Philippines right now illustrating what an incompetent intellectual and political

We Canadians like to think of ourselves as being kinder and gentler than our neighbours to the south. We are

There’s an old saying that “all politics are local” and that certainly applies to the case of municipal elections. On

Today’s topic is, as it almost always is, about my disdain for today’s modern soy-latte sipping, politically-correct, pretentious and condescending

Like all organisations, NGO’s and environmentalists are not immune to the phenomenon of mission creep. I have commented on this

I would categorise myself mostly as a libertarian in the true sense of the term; not the one abused and

There was a time in 1945 at the end of World War II when Canada’s navy was the third largest

I was reading the Calgary Herald and saw the article “Canada coasting in slow lane for electric car usage, support“. There is

For those who don’t understand the reference, coal miners used to bring a caged canary with them because the bird,

They say the road to hell is paved with the best intentions but the road to the nanny state is paved