The Column
Max Fawcett thinks he’s figured out why the crisis in Iraq is unique – and it has nothing to do with smart bombs, military intelligence, or other oxymorons. Morons, on the other hand…
Read MoreEric Blair, dooneyscafe.com’s newest contributor, offers some additional insights into the deepening Campbell scandal in British Columbia.
Read MoreYes, Gordon Campbell’s lost weekend. Stan Persky looks at the moral meaning of too many martinis.
Read MoreHold on to your hats – the brain-drain is as phoney as a three-dollar bill. In spite of what the Fraser Institute would like us to believe, we are not in danger of losing our “best and brightest” to the United States. Far from it, in fact.
Read MoreBrian Fawcett lands on the fence concerning the Kyoto Accord
Read MoreMax Fawcett finds more in the Romanow Report, and the public debate surrounding it, than prescriptions for righting our health care system
Read MoreIn North Bay, Wally Hourback is puzzled by the U.S. midterm elections, and not so puzzled by the implications of some uneven recent news coverage…
Read MoreMax Fawcett explores the implications of a Halloween without rotten eggs and roman candles.
Read MoreBrian Fawcett watches some alleged educational television with his daughter
Read MoreBrian Fawcett goes to the asset auction for Thompson Kernahan
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