In my latest National Post column, I call the latest Auditor General's report proof that people in government still know almost nothing about what they do for a living.
In my latest National Post column I deplore “prejuvenation,” in which you pre-emptively inject gunk into your face to stop it showing emotions or developing character.
In my latest National Post column I ask why our justice system worries more about hurt feelings than speedy trials for serious crimes.
In my latest National Post commentary I reproach the government for the huge carbon footprint of its delegations to international climate conferences.
In my latest National Post column I try to find a silver lining in the American presidential result and, with some effort, succeed.
In my latest National Post commentary I ask what would happen if a Canadian (or American) politician tried being as sorry for a scandal or a bungle as South Korea's president Park Geun-hye.
In my latest National Post column I argue that the push for 100 million Canadians so at last we can begin to live is a classic case of the false ideal of progress toward some glittering unattainable future state for other people as a substitute for the hard work of living worthwhile lives ourselves in the present.
In my latest National Post commentary I wonder why people treat Mark Carney like a superstar.