I love the very philosophy that guides our society: peace, order and good government. Our constitution is wise to mention these principles as foundations of our way of life. Although the American motto of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" explicitly mentions freedom, it is in fact the Canadian incantation that provides for real liberty.

Like Canada? For sure. Appreciate Canada? Definitely. But it should not be in our nature -- it certainly isn't in mine -- to love this country. In fact, loving Canada goes against the proprietary level-headedness that makes us so great.

Earlier this month we gave our reasons for loving Canada. Some of our reasons were serious (we're a pretty great country to be a new mom, for example)...

I have crossed oceans and travelled miles to come to Canada, not because of its weather, to watch hockey or to enjoy what Tim Horton's has to offer on its menu. Many people choose Canada to enjoy a life of liberty and freedom -- freedom of conscience and religion; freedom of thought and belief, freedom of opinion and expression; freedom of peaceful assembly; and freedom of association as guaranteed by the Charter of Rights and Freedom.

Earlier this month we gave you our 25 reasons for loving Canada and we asked you to share your reasons for loving Canada. It seems that a lot of y...

We reached out to our friends at the Historica-Dominion Institute about our #LoveCanada project and they graced us with a song! Sung to the tune of...

On Wednesday, we gave you our 25 reasons why it's great to live in Canada right now. We also asked you, dear Huffington Post Canada readers, why you t...

It's a pretty amazing time to be a Canadian. We are the envy of dozens of nations around the world. We've dodged the economic crisis that's rattled th...