I Was Victim of a New Kind of Bank Card Fraud
When you open a bank account, you put your faith and trust in your financial institution....
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Category: Commentary
Sending Soldiers off to War
The morning after New Year’s Day, I woke up to the unsurprising news that recently acquired...
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Speaking Out Both Sides of Their Mouth: Canada and National Self-Determination
Like all countries, Canada has an international agenda and a reputation to maintain. This is,...
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An Open Letter To Felicity Huffman
In the third season of Aaron Sorkin’s The West Wing, Martin Sheen’s character, the...
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The Case for a Joe Biden Presidency
There isn’t one. Go away, Joe!
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This Year Will Be Better… Right?
Do you remember when 2016 was “the worst year ever,” and we looked forward to the possibilities...
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Best Despair Antidote of 2019: Reading Marcel Proust
For more years than any of us can strictly tally, my husband and I and two friends have been...
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Christian Conservatives and Israel
Two of the litmus tests used to determine whether or not someone is a good conservative Christian...
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The Unbearable Surreality of Being Jewish in America
Wednesday, December 11 – or 13 Kislev in the Jewish calendar – felt unbearably surreal. I felt as...
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“He Was Hunting Us!” After December 6
I got home from work a little earlier than usual that day, but the sun had already set an hour...
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The Montréal Massacre, 6 December 1989
It has been thirty years. Thirty years. Thirty years since a man with a gun entered...
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The Small Business Pity Party
As I listen to American small business owners decry the proposal of a minimum wage that would...
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Magical Thinking and the Conservative Mind
Candice Keller and Ron Hood had a moment in the media spotlight last week when they introduced...
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The Predictability of Racism and its Aftermath: The Bill Peters Story
Until last week, Bill Peters was coach of the Calgary Flames, and had been regarded as somewhat of...
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The Threat of Conservative Anti-Intellectualism
The social sciences and humanities are the boogey man that conservatives fight the hardest against...
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Healthcare Choice: A Modest Proposal
Good sense seems to be breaking out all over in the race for the Democratic Party presidential...
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RIP John Mann: An Obituary of Sorts
Life can be capricious and cruel. I was thinking this not too long ago when my iPhone randomly...
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The Violence of Non-Violent Abortion Protests
In a debate about how the violence of protest needs to be quelled people often cite ANTIFA, the...
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The Double Standard of Canada’s Water Crisis
A bombshell investigative news story broke last week that much of Canada’s drinking water has...
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Kentucky’s Gubernatorial Election is Not a Time for Celebration
When Kentucky’s Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes called the 2019 Gubernatorial race in...
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