Christie Blatchford made it very clear to me that she was interested in law and order, and only in law and order. That was both her strength and her limitation.
Tag: National Post
If the revolution ever arrives, it is probable that the talking heads and the spokespersons and the pundits will be rounded up and shot, by way of reply to all of these one-way conversations.
A LOT OF PEOPLE (at least two of them) have asked about this little TV…
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY of Labour recently announced an enforcement “blitz” of provincial regulations governing unpaid…
THE CURRENCY of the word outpouring was notable this week: over at the National Post,…
LAST WEEK, Paul Russell (the letters editor at the National Post) ran a piece entitled…
IT’S BEEN ONE YEAR since the Attawapiskat First Nation housing crisis became a widely deliberated…
ON DECEMBER 23, 2011, Ontario Superior Court Justice the Honourable Alan C. R. Whitten rendered…
The demise of Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World, though sensational, is of little significance…
This week the election campaign delivered another manufactured controversy in which Canadians will take no…
