Opinion

Collateral damage of a "culture war"?

Throughout his time in office, Stephen Harper has adopted a consistently cement-headed approach to cannabis, imposing his personal beliefs upon Canadians against their will.

A partial list of the Harper government's most ridiculous expenditures on public dime. The superhero survey, the non-split sausage...it's all here.

Oct. 19 may be our last chance to rescue our country from the abyss of fear and bigotry that has come to define the Harper government in its dying days.

The CBC should be liberated from politicians, says Simon Threlkeld, and transferred to informed rule by the people.

Veteran doctor says Harper's niqab survey "would be ripped to shreds" with traditional scientific scrutiny.

"Throw a dead cat on the table..."

The venerable Mark Carney says that financing the decarbonisation of our economy is a major opportunity, but Canada's government is blocking progress.

Harper could do just about anything and 30 percent of Canadian voters would still mark an X for him on October 19.

Forget the niqab. What's been barbaric is the undermining of Canada's democracy over these past two elections.

Harper has fanned xenophobic fears, putting women at risk in a cynical bid for votes.

After slashed budgets and board capture by Conservative cronies, Harper moves to sell the CBC's offices.