It comes in the form of a quiet, almost-shy young woman, Noa Argamani.  You may be unfamiliar with Noa’s name, but you have probably heard about the 28-year-old Israeli’s story.  It is an ...

Insta snaps from today’s JNF Canada events with the fearless and amazing Noa Argamani!

Haunted by Robert Burns poem: The best-laid schemes of mice and men Go oft awry, And leave us nothing but grief and pain, For promised joy! I’ll wait for an Air Force Col. to go on the record to ...

I’ll let you in on a little secret: they’re lot friendlier than you know. Members of Parliament, that is. Partisan differences notwithstanding, durable friendships persist behind the scenes. And ...

MusingsForty-five years ago today, Ian Curtis took his life. I was in Calgary, and getting ready to start at Carleton and later – I figured – a journalism degree. In Calgary, I had been involved with ...

Meet the new boss, worse than the old boss. Apologies to The Who, but the misapplication of their song lyric is apt: on all matters related to the Jewish state, former Global Affairs Minister Melanie ...

“There’s no such thing as a genius in politics,” said Jean Chretien – who then added that he had never actually met someone who is a genius at politics. He went on: “There are only human beings, some ...

A few years ago, I wrote this: “ [Pierre Poilievre]is one of the Conservative Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Like the Biblical Horsemen, everything he says and does is bad. Everything that is good that ...

What if the Conservatives lose? Every poll, just about, now suggests they will. The seat projections are worse. Even the polls that describe a very tight race – like Mainstreet – project a Mark Carney ...

Mark Carney gave an uneasy smile. Fifteen minutes in, it was a pile-on, and Carney was at the bottom of it. The Liberal Prime Minister looked a bit tired, and he displayed a bit of exasperation. It ...