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The Journal Pioneer
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WAYNE WRIGHT EDITORIAL CARTOON: Wednesday, May 22, 2019
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CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD: A war memorial ‘built for soldiers by soldiers’ — that soldiers can’t even go see
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JIM VIBERT: Casey croons government’s biggest hits
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LORNE GUNTER: Why campaigning on climate is riskier than the Liberals seem to think
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JOHN IVISON: Justice minister says he has his own red lines — and no one has tried to cross them
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GORDON RITCHIE: Perhaps Conrad Black got the last laugh on America's flawed justice system
WAYNE WRIGHT EDITORIAL CARTOON: Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Wayne Wright's editorial cartoon for Tuesday, May 21, 2019 ...
WARREN KINSELLA: JWR plans to 'tell all' if gag order lifted
The truth. She says it’s true — the actions of the Liberal Prime Minister should be “of great concern for many Canadians, across the country.” She says, truthfully, that Justin Trudeau has acted in a way that is ...
RUSSELL WANGERSKY: Spring creeps on the heels of winter kill
The last ice storm of the year, just a few weeks ago, really did a number on the big poplars in the yard. Coming up the narrow squiggle of the two-lane highway along the coast, I saw the damage in the birches first: branches canted ...
EDITORIAL: Canada’s new conservative 'Bro-governments’ say this round’s on them
Is Canada ushering in a new set of Bro-governments at the provincial level? Bro-vernments, if you will? In Alberta, Premier Jason Kenney finished last week off by announcing that starting immediately, Albertans will be allowed to drink alcohol in ...
BRUCE MacKINNON CARTOON: May 21, 2019
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SREBRNIK: The Chinese view of Japan is defined by politics
In recent decades, anti-Japanese nationalism has grown into an important feature of Chinese popular discourse and at times caused serious strains in bilateral official relations. Yet China’s view of its neighbour and sometimes adversary ...
ANTHONY FUREY: The 2019 election is looking like 1972 all over again
Trudeau wins a majority government thanks to his personal popularity, as regular Canadians take to the streets to pose for photographs with him, swooning over his style. This is a description of Justin Trudeau and the 2015 election, right? Sure, ...
JIM WARREN: If Scheer wins, who will be the next Liberal and NDP leaders?
Last week I listed the front-runners to replace Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer if he doesn’t win a majority government this October. The list included Doug Ford, Jason Kenney, Erin O’Toole, Lisa Raitt, Peter MacKay and Stephen ...
LORNE GUNTER: Why the Liberals are getting unhinged on climate issues
Catherine McKenna, the federal Environment Minister, became unhinged in question period on Friday. It’s easy to understand why. The Liberals’ eco-agenda is collapsing, even as the party’s war room plans to make more climate ...
LORRIE GOLDSTEIN: Trudeau’s ‘hidden agenda’ exposed
As it turns out, the Canadian political leader with a “hidden agenda” is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, not Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer. Because while Trudeau was boasting about his “sunny ways” of governing, and ...
