Once again, the firearms debate is making headlines. The reason for this is simple: when the Liberals need to change the narrative on their failures…

As we look forward to 2023 and back on 2022, I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss some of the important developments that impacted Parliament…

With sky-high inflation, climbing interest rates and carbon tax hikes, you could be forgiven for drinking.

I just finished reading “Thin Places” by Jordan Kisner. Subtitled “Essays from In-Between,” it’s a fitting read as we transit into the new year.

The question was posed as to what is the worst thing about censorship. The amusing response was that no one is allowed to answer the question for fear of getting censored.

Some of us are old enough to remember the tv series The Twilight Zone. I can still hear Rod Serling give his clenched-jawed introduction…

The man’s wife said she’d be happy with any gift with lots of diamonds in it, so he wrapped up a pack of playing cards.

The more I walk this path the more I realize this life is really about surrendering control, letting go and just spreading love.

The story of Jesus’s birth reminds us of the hope, peace, and joy which can restore our faith amid even the most difficult of circumstances.

Mid-struggle to stay cheery, I look up from my computer, and lo and behold, the snow is glittering. The cause of this glimmering grace is both moon and sun.

Two kids were arguing. The girl accused the boy of throwing something at her. “I didn’t do it! I never threw that! You can’t prove I threw it,” the boy yelled back.

It’s December, and Christmas is around the corner. I want to highlight some important points about this time of year and the joy it brings to you…

My friend Page emailed me the other day to point out the misuse of a word in a recent column. I just wish you’d let me edit it before it went to print, he said.

Although many people are looking for truth, it’s been said a mother who is concerned about her child does better research than the FBI.

In 2010 the Grammys decided to do away with the Polka category. “They can’t do that!” I complained to Carole, my producer, “Canadians clean up in that category!”

A teacher asked her students to use the word “beans” in a sentence. One girl said, “My father grows beans.” A boy said, “My mother cooks beans.

Christmas has always been important to me. I love the magical feeling of the Christmas season and the way Christmas music sings to my soul.

Everyone has a history. Everything has a history. Even “history has a history” - as Marilynne Robinson writes in one of her essays.

The cartoon pictured two caged canaries in a coal mine. One canary said to the other, “If you really want to mess them up, lay down and have a nap.”

At every turn, the Liberals find a way to pit Canadians against each other and have stopped at nothing to do so at the great expense of our democracy…