Scott Gilmore

Scott Gilmore: They may be the only documents in any government’s archives worth reading—being disarmingly frank, entertainingly worded, often shocking, and occasionally even funny.

Scott Gilmore: America’s pride in itself just hit a new low, according to a new survey. On this July 4th, it’s not hard to see why.

Scott Gilmore: "Consciously or not, the Democrats, and the majority of American voters, support policies that can best be described as... Canadian."

Scott Gilmore: After so much anticipation, the message was simple and blunt: the American people have all the facts they need to seek justice

Scott Gilmore: Canadians don’t often move out of their birth province. We vacation elsewhere. We barely know each other. We’re now unable to muster national responses to big issues.

Scott Gilmore: The cathedral is not just a silhouette on the Parisian skyline, but a landmark in our own lives.

Scott Gilmore: We tell ourselves that this is a meritocracy, but we are constantly boosting our child up on our shoulders, and jostling aside others as we do so.

Scott Gilmore: This is the point all the whiners need to understand after Thursday’s Amber Alert—if you want to live in a province that protects its children, occasionally you have to roll over in bed and check your phone.

Scott Gilmore: John McCallum got $73,000 in gifts from China as an MP. Ottawa says it’s ’sponsored travel’. Diplomats would call it ’being compromised’.

Scott Gilmore: Still fighting for his border wall, the president droned through an unconvincing speech. Like his presidency, it didn’t accomplish much.