For David Wilks, it’s been an honour just to take up space in Ottawa
A brick in the toilet tank of democracy.
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Scott Feschuk
Scott Feschuk is a columnist for Maclean’s and Sportsnet magazines. He writes speeches for business leaders and politicians of varied political stripes. A three-time winner of the Gold award for Humour at the National Magazine Awards, he is the author most recently of The Future and Why We Should Avoid It (Douglas & McIntyre).
The Romney bus needs a rooftop rider
Some sure-fire ways Mitt Romney can turn weakness into strength
When did my eyebrows go rogue? It’s official: I’m getting older
But I’m still waiting for the wisdom and insight to kick in
Hands off! Breasts are my areas of expertise
The media’s fixation with sex and titillation is deplorable and, frankly, threatening
Board games, bad guys, and big booms
This year’s crop of summer blockbusters promises buns of steel and dialogue of wood.
Five-star? I demand a five-starrier hotel!
Travel tips from Bev Oda.
Why can’t we have some of those hip new fighter jets?
All the cool countries are doing it.
Another thing they’ve mastered at Augusta
At the world’s most prestigious golf tournament, the world’s fastest bathroom lineups
Let me say this to all Canadians: Hello mom
Thomas Mulcair didn’t say much at the convention. But at least he said it fast.
In defence of Goldman Sachs: boat
Dear super-greedy, ethically barren parasites of pure evil: um, have you filled those vacancies yet?