Q & A: critical experts wade in on the OAS debate
A tough, detailed appraisal of the government’s plan to somehow curb Old Age Security spending is available today both on 3D...
John Geddes
[UPDATED] Black History Month, and the Canadian at Lincoln’s deathbed
A few years back I came upon one of those historical footnotes that gets you thinking: after Abraham Lincoln was shot on April...
Troubling news on attention-deficit medication for young people
Doctors are resorting to drugs to treat conditions for which they are not even approved by Health Canada
REVIEW: The Swerve: How the World Became Modern
Book by Stephen Greenblatt
A surprisingly clear sign of progress from the First Nations summit
Ottawa will provide multi-year funding, but only to reserve communities that meet proper standards of governance
Clashing visions at the First Nations summit
But maybe grounds for progress, too
[Updated] More on the oil industry’s hand in a federal museum’s energy show
CBC has an interesting story (from its French service Radio-Canada) on the Imperial Oil Foundation’s involvement in the Canada...
On Newt’s Canadian comment: Harper’s long view of Canada-U.S. trade
After he won the South Carolina primary on Saturday, Newt Gingrich’s derisive remarks about Barack Obama’s relationship with...
Health spending: what Harper said, and the real outlook
Harper’s declaration that the federal contribution will outstrip provincial spending applies only to the very short term
Rae’s legalization digression: a clip some might find worth saving
I’m going to venture a wild guess that certain Conservative party operatives might be taking a close look at the video of Bob...