The price of political polarization
Opinion If you follow X (Twitter) as I do, scrolling through hundreds of posts a few times a day, you can’t help but conclude that the...
Opinion If you follow X (Twitter) as I do, scrolling through hundreds of posts a few times a day, you can’t help but conclude that the...
Opinion I write concerning Ends, Means and Drunk Drivers, the editorial on March 23 and the move by Regina police and the Saskatchewan RCMP to have...
Opinion In a province known for its warmth and inclusivity, it is disheartening to witness the recent surge of hate that has infiltrated our streets, online...
Opinion There’s a cafeteria in the Free Press building, and every morning, to prepare for customers, they cook up some bacon. Just to be ready. But...
Opinion Canada’s Environment and Climate Change Minister Stephan Guilbault recently announced that as of 2035, new vehicles sold in Canada will be zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) —...
Opinion When someone ends up dead following an encounter with police, who should immediately control the narrative of what took place? For Winnipeg police chief Danny...
Opinion You probably already know this: today should be the last day of the government gift-giving season. Now, the calendar should turn to the more ethereal...
Opinion “His answer to everything is cuts and be angry, that’s not Canada.” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on July 31, 2023 in Hamilton, Ont. The prime...
Opinion Tom Brodbeck’s column (Auditor general’s triple assault reveals scope of Stefanson regime’s incompetence, July 28) rightly points out that in Winnipeg, at least, there has...
Opinion If you are a democratically elected leader in one of Africa’s Sahel countries — let’s say, Niger — and you suspect that the army is...