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I hate to break up the romantic mood sweeping the commentariat but it’s been 18 months of speeds not witnessed since and I’m still waiting for a pipeline to be approved and news regarding who if anyone is willing to pay for it.
@brianleecrowley @spectator @KemiBadenoch Me too! It was great. The essay is well worth a read.
The trade imbroglio with the United States is escalating and ramifying in ways that are potentially dangerous. The Carney government refuses to release the final offer or produce the conclusive evidence that would settle whether the prime minister was reacting to provocative
Yesterday I went to see the Bayeux Tapestry. Here are some reflections:
- The tapestry is extraordinary, unlike anything I’ve seen before, and unforgettable. Although I spend a lot of time reading about Anglo-Saxons and Anglo-Normans, so was more than familiar with all the
“An approach that prioritizes the restoration of a common culture to restore cohesion and social trust is long overdue. In 1924, the United States Congress sharply restricted immigration from outside the Western Hemisphere through the Immigration Act of 1924 after decades of mass
“Ottawa is right to encourage investment in Canada. But it has chosen Donald Trump’s path, not a Canadian one. We should keep to the tried-and-true recipe we have followed in tax reforms over the past half century: lower the tax rate and broaden the tax base,” writes Jack M.




