Gord Magill

His resignation and refusal to go down with the ship of his own party at the polls, shows us once again that Trudeau is in fact afraid of his own citizens.

President Biden may be on his way out of office, but his administration has used his final weeks to give one last kick in the pants to working-class Americans.

Millions of us are going to be left out of the boon of Donald Trump's plan to get rid of taxes on overtime pay, because we alone don't get paid overtime.

With any luck, Olienick and Carbert will be released back to their long suffering families on time served, their lesser convictions will be appealed.

The trial of these men in Alberta, like the trial of Donald Trump, raises serious questions about our democracy.

It is clear tensions are rising at protests about the situation in Gaza, but Trudeau can only be counted on to enforce the law against political enemies.

It is a small comfort that two of Canada's political prisoners are now free. No Canadian is free when their civil liberties can be trampled at will by their Prime Minister.

Justin Trudeau is not a leader, but merely a narcissistic tyrant. This week was only the latest evidence.

The same Justin Trudeau who took part in a standing ovation of an actual Nazi in Canada's House of Parliament allowed hard-working Canadians to be smeared as Nazis for disagreeing with him.

Why can't other owners and managers express gratitude in another way, if bonuses of any kind are out of the question?

The Coutts Four are the last of Trudeau's political enemies whom he can punish with impunity; they have no power and the full weight of the state against them.

Six months after the Freedom Convoy, Trudeau's lies, cowardice, deceit, and draconian overreach are clearer than ever. We will not forget.

Congressman Andy Levin's bill will result in better pay for the hardest working people in this country.

Trudeau's war on truckers is not just a war on civil liberties, the right to peaceful protest, and the right to self-determination. It is a war on the truth.

The absence of union leadership at the truckers' protest doesn't prove that most workers aren't behind the truckers; it proves how distant that leadership is from the people it pretends to represent.

The question you should be asking is not how two racists managed to find their way to a protest of 100,000 people, but rather, why is it that the media who pretend to care about the working class, who until very recently were absolutely lavish in their praise of "essential workers," have turned on us?