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Jamie SarkonakNational Post |





Regulators have been abusing their power for political ends


But that assumes the Conservatives are ready to campaign



Judges in some provinces respect the notion of honouring the dead. Others have made it a political issue


Turning down the taps won't un-flood the basement



As superior courts struggle with vacancies, Liberals obsess with bench demographics. Provinces need to call it out











Alas, the court's Wagnerization is complete



A registered sex offender who impregnated his niece got a visitor's visa by not disclosing his criminal record. There are many such cases




He violently abused a 12-year-old, but got two years shaved off his sentence because he's half-Cree. Race-based sentencing has to go




He spread his ideas with debate, not might

Non-Indigenous filmmakers need special approval to use archive footage of Indigenous people in commercial productions. It's unfair


The only way to fix the problem is to stop appointing wannabe social workers to the bench

Edmonton Public Schools is planning to remove 200 sexually explicit books, some with violent scenes involving children. That's reasonable


With so little uptake and so much wastage, Danielle Smith rightly concluded the money would be better spent hiring more doctors


Local Food Infrastructure Fund narrows itself from serving 'at risk' to 'equity deserving' groups

B.C. judge conjured reasons to set stage for a private property land grab




Acquittals of five young men are good for survivors: it confirms that sexual assault means sexual assault

It's a Liberal think tank in disguise

Lucky for underage gangsters, the top court has made it next to impossible to have youth sentenced as adults

