Opinion

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A former cop of over 25 years who has lived the L, Q, and T of LGBTQ says the officer's oath to serve is paramount.

The president is unwittingly provoking awareness and good change in society.

Energy and climate policies have got Prime Minister Justin Trudeau struggling like a devil in a cauldron of holy water outside the gates of hell, writes columnist Gérard Montpetit.

Was Musk for real? Was his next venture going to involve digging tunnels? Probably not, but it provided a little light relief from the ugly stuff that was going on in the real world.

The stakes are just getting higher.

The term 'terrorist' has been applied repeatedly and almost solely - and unfairly - to those radicalized individuals who harbor ideology that is pro-Islam and anti-West.

I can only imagine what it must be like for Liberal ministers faced with this dangerous new president next door.

The decision signals more unfair elections, in which minorities usually win majorities and in which the majority of voters are disenfranchised, writes columnist Warren Bell.

Inspired by the success of the divestment movement against apartheid in the 1980s, students are campaigning for fossil fuel divestment.

The late Liberal politician Marcel Prud’homme lived, loved and breathed Parliament all his waking hours. A friend pays tribute.

If so, this time, let’s be a step ahead of the war machine.

On its Shopify store, Breitbart can be seen hawking offensive t-shirts telling foreigners to “get in line,” and glorifying Trump’s promised wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.

But they're particularly significant for journalists, bloggers, and online writers, whatever platform they're using, from Reddit to Facebook to personal blogs.