Pierre Poilievre is quick-witted, more libertarian — and he may change his country yet
By Jane Stannus
Nature, in the firm hands of the gardener, is trained up to produce food for people
By Jane Stannus
Greek salad is the perfect dish to make for a dinner party
By Jane Stannus
The arrest of Cardinal Joseph Zen shows the Vatican must stop legitimizing the CCP
By Jane Stannus
Canada’s government seems to care only about maintaining control and saving face
By Jane Stannus
They’ve shut down the convoy’s campaign, reminding us that this is a fight for freedom
By Jane Stannus
Trudeau’s government has tried everything — except, you know, actually talking to the truckers
By Jane Stannus
Eat crêpes on Candlemas, enjoy a year of happiness, says a traditional French-Canadian proverb
By Jane Stannus
Why didn’t the Canadian government wait for proof before sending the country into a tailspin of anger and anti-Christian violence?
By Jane Stannus
Medical decisions for children should be made by parents, not bureaucracies.
By Jane Stannus
The greatest human spirits would view the new era of show-your-papers dining not as a hardship, but as an opportunity
By Jane Stannus
Did you think we were having supply chain issues? Just wait until the vaccine mandates — cross-border and federal — kick in
By Jane Stannus
A dinner party without good conversation is like flat Champagne: pretty pointless
By Jane Stannus
