It's nice to have a familiar, stable head of state who's constitutionally unable to unleash masked goons on Canada's suburbs or invade Greenland.

"We are changing the rules of the game: now we are hunting," Ukraine's Special Operations Forces said on Nov. 22. The Mi-8 was allegedly downed over Russia's Rostov Oblast.

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Even setting aside several tens of thousands of dead Ukrainians, Russia’s broader hybrid war against Europe is getting pretty hot.

Despite claims from the politicians who have waded into a case involving an Ontario man charged with assault on an alleged intruder, the law is not an ass

A hasty fly-in to Washington by European leaders may have averted a major crisis, but the core issues remain: Putin won’t cede an inch, and Trump is erratic

Consequences of decision on the Cowichan’s claim are far-reaching, though not as cataclysmic as claimed

Conservatives were apoplectic when a court overturned Ontario’s decision to remove bike lanes

The more Israel has degraded Hamas’s capability, the more it faces the prospect of diminishing returns

The more Israel has degraded Hamas’s capability, the more it faces the prospect of diminishing returns

Internet sleuths say the U.S. Constitution's website is now missing key sections from its website, including a key legal provision relating to habeas corpus, which protects citizens from unlawful…

Britain’s move to lower the voting age from 18 to 16 has set off another flurry of debate over whether Canada and other countries should follow suit

Had Carney not announced that Canada would make good on its past pledges, it’s doubtful they would have let him in the door

There has been repeated failures to deliver quality services and stay within budget – and no consequences

They’ve made similar declarations before on ditching interprovincial trade barriers

A return of 9.3 per cent certainly sounds impressive, unless you recall that equity markets generally were up wildly last year

Something has to give. The post office must either cut services, raise prices or lean on the taxpayer even more heavily

The government should have brought in a budget this spring, but even so, it wouldn’t have left the public any more enlightened

Decades of pointless arguments and wasted effort caused economic decline across the country – and especially in Quebec

Andrew Coyne, one of Canada’s most esteemed political thinkers, delivers a powerful exposé of the nation’s crumbling democratic institutions. With characteristic wit, insight, and rigor, Coyne…

Our parliamentary system is in a state of disrepair so advanced that it has lost much of its relevance

Our parliamentary system is in a state of disrepair so advanced that it has lost much of its relevance

We are in for several years, at least, of global economic paralysis. And it is only going to get worse

A piece by the former leader of the Reform Party of Canada, Preston Manning, had the substance of a ransom note

The whole thing – the contempt for rules, the disdain for allies, the recklessness, the sheer incompetence – adds up to a composite portrait of the Trump administration at work

Both Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney have chosen to play base and boring political games at a time when Canadians need bold ideas and vision

The looming turning-point vote will be won by whomever Canadians believe can be trusted to take charge, both in the current crisis and moving ahead

The so-called globalist egghead has discovered a taste for politics, of the most brass-knuckle kind

Andrew Coyne, one of Canada’s most esteemed political thinkers, delivers a powerful exposé of the nation’s crumbling democratic institutions. With characteristic wit, insight, and rigor, Coyne…

We can look forward to a future of escalating attempts to use whatever leverage the Americans have over us to bully us into accepting the unacceptable

The U.S.’s tariffs are meant to break us. The only thing that they’ve certainly broken is the trust between historically close neighbours - maybe forever

The world has never before been faced with such a threat. The United States has handed the nuclear codes to a madman, a criminal, a would-be dictator and a moron

The Liberal leadership candidate proposes splitting the federal budget into separate operating and capital accounts

The Conservative Leader spoke directly and forcefully, with fewer of his normal graceless jabs at opponents and cheesy slogans

Which political leader has the character, the nerve, and the resilience to deal with Trump?

The U.S. is now on the side of the dictatorships

With the kinds of challenges we’re facing, we’re going to need a different political system

How can Canada (or anyone else) survive in a world without trust?