In the province of Ontario a private members bill is now working its way through the Legislature that would recognize Remembrance Day as a statutory holiday. Do you think similar bills should be adopted in other provinces making Remembrance Day  a de facto  national holiday.?

Alvin Greene from political oddity to footnote in one election cycle. From  National PostMr. Greene’s campaign, which amounted to an occasional series of awkward media encounters, still managed to bring in almost 30% of the vote on Tuesday — a long way from the 61% of Republican incumbent Jim DeMint, but hardly a pittance. Linda…

San Francisco took a another step in becoming the most liberal city in North America today. By ending the sale of toys in McDonald’s happy meals. Truly the city by the Bay, is the home of the Protectionista’s.

So yesterday we saw   Premier Gordon Campbell fall on his sword for his  handling of the HST tax. The question on the mind of many in the chattering classes here in Ontario is Doulton the next survivor to be voted off the island because of taxpayer resentment.

The youth who were enthralled with Obama in 2008 state away from the polls in droves last night like a spurned lover. It turns out young people are more disillusioned than ever with the political process and  their own prospects in Obama’s America. As well when the big daddy of big government himself Obama is…