On Wednesday June 27 Bill C-31: Protecting Canada's Immigration Act was cleared through the Senate by a vote of 52-33, leaving a stain on our country's immigration and refugee protection system, a system that we as Canadians could once be proud of.

With the passage...

UrbanDictionary.com defines a "concern troll" as "someone who is on one side of the discussion, but pretends to be a supporter of the other side with 'concerns.' The idea behind this is that your opponents will take your arguments more seriously if they think you're an ally."

There...

As the battle over Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline plays out, two key questions about...

Maxime Bernier, Minister of State (Small Business and Tourism)
Critics of Alberta's oil sands development have been saying for years that it should be scaled down, stopped, or at the very least highly taxed and heavily regulated to help contain its effects on the environment.
A more...

OK! Bill C-311 has received Royal Assent and Canadian provinces are now free to set their own policies for wine trade without the federal government imposing any rules of its own.

So what's changed? Well, ummm -- and this is a bit awkward -- but nothing really....

According to Thomas Mulcair, the recently crowned federal NDP leader, the fact that Prime Minister Stephen Harper would consult former Tory prime minister Brian Mulroney about Quebec, proves how little he understands that province.

Think about that for a moment on this Canada Day weekend.

Does Mulcair truly think Harper...

Obamacare -- the signature legislation of President Obama's White House -- is constitutional.

Of course, Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling is more complicated, and some aspects of his health care reform have been reigned in. But, for the most part, the Supreme Court's decision is favourable to...