Free speech is under attack and Justin Trudeau is leading the charge
He tried to claim that his “peoplekind” comment was a joke, now we know for sure it isn’t. While it would be easy to mock […]
Month: March 2018
In Jagmeet Singh’s NDP glorifying terrorists is ok, backing a Bible camp is bad
A week after he defended going to parades, rallies and events where terrorists are glorified as a way to let conversations happen, NDP Leader Jagmeet […]
BTN Bites – Liberal gun control legislation not based in facts
They like to claim that their legislation and policy decisions are based on facts, on evidence and on science. But the gun legislation introduced by […]
FLASHBACK: My interview with John Bolton
When I heard that John Bolton had been named by Donald Trump to be his next National Security Advisor, my first thought was good choice. […]
Are you parent number one? The Government wants to know!
How would you answer that question, are you parent number one or parent number two? Most dads would automatically say number two, needed as we […]
Justin Trudeau likes China so much he gave them the Philippines
I know the Trudeau government is eager to suck up to China, and the basic dictatorship that Justin has admitted to admiring, but handing over […]
If Alberta feels left behind by Ottawa, that’s because it is
I remember standing there as reporters bombarded then Labour Minister MaryAnn Mihychuk with question after question about special measures for laid off oil patch workers. Yet […]
Trudeau and his Liberals throw temper tantrums over the exercise of democracy
It’s not everyday that you see members of Parliament vote for more than 20 hours but that is what we witnessed from Thursday evening in […]
Trudeau’s Liberals lie as they fundraise off gun legislation
It’s bad enough that the new Liberal gun bill is being sold as action when it is nothing more than political theatre, but to have […]
Quebec gets a pass, Alberta gets the shaft
A story in Le Devoir, the French language daily, caught my eye earlier this week. The headline, translated to English, read, “Two important industrial projects […]
