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Dispatch from the Front Lines: When the Liberals ban guns in the forest ...
The Line Podcast: Trudeau’s Canada is nice — but not good
Matt Gurney: Joly's Halifax humiliation was at least on-brand for her government
Greg Quinn: Trudeau's 'vibe bribe' will get the wrong kind of attention abroad
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Tweets of yesterday
The Line Podcast: How Canadian penguins went extinct
Matt Gurney: On the end of (a) world
Peter Menzies: In the U.K., free speech remains under siege
Jen Gerson: Cursing the sun in winter
Aftab Ahmed: Billions stolen from Bangladesh find safe haven in Canada
Rob Shaw: A chastened premier in British Columbia
Dispatch from the Front Line: You Need to Calm Down, Montreal
The Line Podcast: Trudeau's humiliating price-is-right moment has arrived
Josh Dehaas: More Liberal overreach
Ken Boessenkool: Doug Ford sure looks like a conservative!
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Peace, order and really bad governmenting
The Line Podcast: Canada can't only work in theory. It has to actually work
Scott Stinson: Argos-mania sweeps Toronto, and the nation, once again
Jen Gerson: In the burned kibbutzim, black flags mark where the dead were found
Dispatch from the Front Lines: It was a great party, Canada. But it's over now
The Line Podcast: Trump, Trudeau, Canada, and history's new course
Alex Muir: Where and how Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris
Election Dispatch: Death of a Democrat narrative
Matt Gurney: The Fermi Paradox, and U.S. political violence.
Dispatch from the Front Lines: A nice break, or a calm before a storm?
Greg Quinn: Let's talk about Canada's obvious free-trade hypocrisy
Tim Thurley: The lies the B.C. NDP told about guns didn't work
Andrew Kirsch: Bill Blair and his staff owe Canadians a lot better than this
Dispatch from The Front Lines: Have a great trip, Jen!
The Line Podcast: Trudeau backs away from his immigration disaster
Chisholm Pothier: The New Brunswick conservatives did this to themselves
Rob Shaw: Hope you enjoyed the election, B.C. You'll get another one soon
Dispatch from the Front Lines: China and India and MAiD!
The Line Podcast: Another great week for the Trudeau government
Rob Shaw: As the B.C. campaign wraps up, the Conservatives are still standing
Matt Gurney: At the interference inquiry, Trudeau elbows another boob
Joshua Hind: Chow can't spend the next few years pretending Oct. 7 didn't happen
Jen Gerson: Waiting for the catastrophic "Cat 5" conspiracy
The Line Podcast: Trudeau and Co.: Are they delusional, or just resigned to their fate?
Mitch Heimpel: Soon, our parliament could be the CPC vs. the Bloc
Peter Menzies: You pay the price for Liberal streaming tax
Ariella Kimmel: For Jews, a year of pain and neglect.
Matt Gurney: A year into this new war, all the depressing things we've learned
Dispatch from the front Lines: All the pandering that's fit to print
The Line Podcast: A dying government's fake plan to save the CBC
Rob Shaw: In the B.C. election, NDP attacks can't dent Rustad's armour
Matt Gurney: What is Israel up to?
Adam Zivo: When truth is harder to sell than fiction
Andrew MacDougall: Poilievre will have to avoid the Starmer flop
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Sorry, Quebec. Someone else gets a turn now.
The Line Podcast: Trudeau and Poilievre, feeling their feels
Michael Den Tandt: Trudeau needs major change. He's choosing nostalgia
Ariella Kimmel: The "Good Jews" will never be good enough for their haters
Matt Gurney: In New York, the prime minister finds a safe space
Rob Shaw: BC election a trial run for the federal Conservatives
Dispatch from the Front Line: Bunfights and easy marks
The Line Podcast: Justin Trudeau and Friends sail into the Chaos Zone
Phil A. McBride: What Israel did is incredible. And it will change things
Jen Gerson: Meditations from the Liberal crazy train
Clarke Ries: Which Canadians should bear the carbon-tax burden?
Rob Shaw: B.C. NDP continues fine tradition of panicked flip flops
Dispatch from the Front Line: Living long enough to become the villain
The Line Podcast: Trudeau and Singh, carbon-tax killers
Matt Gurney: When the police give up, the public makes their own plans
Peter Menzies: The Liberals say the quiet part out loud
Jen Gerson: You Liberals cannot be serious
Dispatch from the Front Line: Well, so much for a quiet first week back
The Line Podcast: Singh dumps Trudeau, but won't move out
Jen Gerson: The NDP understands that it can't support the Liberals now, right?
Matt Gurney: I support Singh's right to terminate his half pregnancy
Dispatch from the Front Lines: CASA collapse!
Rob Shaw: Whither the weirdness of British Columbia?
The Line Podcast: Will Trudeau try an immigration Hail Mary?
Adam Zivo: Reports of Ukraine's doom have been greatly exaggerated
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Party time!
The Line Podcast: Trudeau's buddy Singh gets owned on Twitter
Aftab Ahmed: I speak English. Stop asking.
Andrew Potter: What is Ukraine up to in Kursk?
Dispatch from the Front Lines: A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, more or less
The Line Podcast: Trudeau gets slammed for his "modern slavery" immigration laws
Nick Kadysh: A plan to get Canadian drug policy back to sanity
Peter Menzies: Blaming social media won't stop the next riot
Dispatch from the Front Line: Anyone can buy a bot
The Line Podcast: Attack of the CPC Bots!
Greg Quinn: Canada's real problem with defence isn't measured in GDP
Andrew MacDougall: The long, hard road that brought Britain to these riots
Dispatch from the Front Line: Waiting on the brink ... again
The Line Podcast: Ottawa was warned, but we won't learn a thing. Here's why
Michael Den Tandt: Trudeau can't pull a Biden. The cycle won't allow it
Jen Gerson: The feds didn't listen. Jasper burned
Andrea Mrozek: Canada doesn't have a "too many babies" problem
Matt Gurney: Anson Mount saved Star Trek
Dispatch from the Front Line: Slow news week in America
The Line Podcast: Time to start preparing for Trump 2.0, Canada
Josh Dehaas: Two months to live, but a three-month wait to see a doctor
Jen Gerson: Canada's weird relationship to its artists
Dispatch from the Front Lines: The course of history, and a puff of wind
The Line Podcast: Trudeau steers Freeland under the bus
Matt Gurney: The good, and bad, news about Canadian defence spending
Phil A. McBride: Another way that Canadian cops (and banks) have surrendered
Laura Pentelbury: An airline strike, 82 stranded kids, and a heroic 500-nugget order
Dispatch from the Front Lines: The Liberal mutiny that wasn't (yet, anyway)
The Line Podcast: Sorry, Liberals. Looks like you're stuck with Trudeau
Lang and Rigby: At the NATO summit, Canada needs to pay for its ticket
Josh Dehaas: U of T protesters get schooled on private property rights
Andrew Potter: Don't give up on Canada, get to work
Mitch Heimpel: How to mount (or defeat) a Canadian caucus revolt
The Line Podcast: Trudeau and the Liberals face a cold, cruel and small summer
Matt Gurney: What giving up on Canada might look like
Peter Menzies: Skip the lectures and fix the frickin' pipe
Jen Gerson: Whoo boy, she done
Josh Dehaas: At U of T, police and protesters wait for the courts
Dispatch from the Front Line: Well, great work, parliamentarians.
The Line Podcast: Trudeau's last summer
Aftab Ahmed: It's time to embrace cricket, North Americans
Dispatch from the Front Lines: The prime minister must lead. Only he can.
The Line Podcast: Trudeau's exit, traitors in the House and beer-league politics
Matt Gurney: A timeline of the Liberals not giving a shit about foreign interference
Mitch Heimpel: Parliament can fix this mess. In fact, it is obligated to.
Dispatch from the Front Lines: We can defend ourselves, or we can't
The Line Podcast: Trudeau has to defend Canada, even against Liberals
Andrew Potter: Leo Messi and the Miami Globetrotters are ruining soccer
Eighty years later, The Line remembers
Jen Gerson: People are giving up on Canada. We should wonder why
Matt Gurney: The country is falling apart. Let's talk beer and school-food programs
Scott Stinson: We can fix traffic congestion with a little political courage
Dispatch from the Front Lines: On the purging of the American soul
The Line Podcast: Trudeau and his ministers take a road trip to oblivion
Jen Gerson: The right to disengage from the Omnicause
Stefan Klietsch: How Justin Trudeau hobbled the Liberal Party of Canada
Flipping the Line: Yes, there is a rules-based international order
Andrew Lawton: What it's like to date the very political Pierre Poilievre
Dispatch from the Front Lines: There is no frickin' rules-based order!!!!!
The Line Podcast: Will Trudeau stay or will he go now?
Andrew MacDougall: Change is heading for 'Drowning Street'
Ken Boessenkool: The CPC is not, and has never been, the party of big business
Adam Zivo: As Tel Aviv gets back to normal, those in 'Hostage Square' weep
The Line Podcast: Canada is broken. The accountants have proven it
Michael DeMoor: Attend to your own nuts
Christine Van Geyn: When governments pay to sue themselves on your dime
Peter Menzies: Hey, feds, how are those broadcasting reforms going?
Dispatch from the Front Lines: It's a bit early to be this desperate, Mr. Trudeau
The Line Podcast: Trudeau hits the abortion panic button awfully early
Matt Gurney: Why we're afraid of another American Civil War
Nick Kadysh: This budget hack is insane
Andrew Lawton: I don't entirely understand what happened at that book fair, either
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Hitting 2% of GDP on pure wacko-ism should be easy
The Line Podcast: Who's more wacko, Trudeau or Poilievre?
Matt Gurney: Our government takes yet another reality punch to the face
Jen Gerson: The Conservative case for the CBC
Kristin Raworth: The UCP's petulant power grab
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Every politician needs someone willing to call an abort
Justin Ling: I went to Columbia
The Line Podcast: Justin Trudeau needs a hug
Kristin Raworth: Domestic violence is an epidemic we still don't take seriously
Matt Gurney: Freeland knows better than this. Or at least, she used to
The Line Podcast, live from Calgary: The Liberals eat the rich
Dispatch From the Front Line: Politicians gonna politic - and screw the cottagers
On The Line with a Canadian aid worker trying to help in a more dangerous, desperate world
Michael Den Tandt: Canada can't risk rearming at a peacetime pace
Rahim Mohamed: Checking in on the status of national "$10-a-day" child care
Kevin Wiener: The Online Harms Act is a threat to vulnerable permanent residents
On The Line with General Wayne Eyre, commander of the Canadian Armed Forces
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Escalation
The Line Podcast: Enjoy now, Tories. After the Trudeau bashing pays off, you own the mess.
Adam Zivo: Can we now admit that concerns with safer supply aren't disinfo?
Matt Gurney: What happens when Trudeau can't blame the premiers, NIMBYs or disinfo?
Andrew Potter: Canada needs to be stripped to its foundations
Dispatch From the Front Line: David Johnston, what were you thinking?
The Line Podcast: Justin Trudeau loses the Justin Trudeau vote
Matt Gurney: O'Toole passed the statesman test. Trudeau flunked.
Jen Gerson: The problem with the carbon tax is the carbon tax rebate
Clarke Ries: The pain is the point
Dispatch from the Front Line: Beware, economists. From beneath you, Poilievre will devour
The Line Podcast: Pierre Poilievre vs. the Carbon Tax Economists
Graeme Menzies: We need a royally new approach toward Canadian culture
On The Line with Anthony Housefather, the (for now?) Liberal MP
Andrew MacDougall: Move over, legacy press. Social media writes the first draft of history now
Dispatch from the Front Lines: Cosplaying as the country we once were
The Line Podcast: Why do Canadians live in this frozen hellhole?
Matt Gurney: What I got wrong about Poilievre
Flipping the Line: Stop worrying about God
Peter Menzies: The absolute state of this place
Dispatch from the Front Line: The Unbearable Challenge of Prime Ministering
The Line Podcast: Cops to Canadians: Give up!
Matt Gurney: The police have given up. They've surrendered
Jen Gerson: This briefing did not make me feel better about the Online Harms Act
Scott Stinson: The province always wins
Dispatch from the Front Line: The loop of stupidity remains unbroken
The Line Podcast: Justin Trudeau and the Liberals' death spirals
Rahim Mohamed: I watched the North Carolina 'bathroom bill' debacle
Mark Stobbe: How to actually cut down on auto thefts
Michael Den Tandt: What Mulroney understood about the threat to Canada today
Dispatch from the Front Line: We don't trust lying liars who lie
The Line Podcast: Meditations on death, evil, scandals, and other Online Harms
Josh Dehaas: It's not so easy to define "hate"
James McLean: Exploitation of temporary foreign workers is a problem Canada must fight
Mitch Heimpel: It's not ageism to worry about Joe Biden's age
Alex McColl: Don't send dud rockets to Ukraine
Flipping the Line: The wise man accepts, the idiot insists
Dispatch from the Front Line: Canada may not be broken, but Ottawa sure is
The Line Podcast: Pierre Poilievre, porn policeman
Jen Gerson: Liberals, you'd be fools
Anvesh Jain: Investing in Ukrainian victory is an investment in world peace
Philippe Lagassé: The harsh reality of Trump's ‘Mobster Diplomacy’
The Line Podcast: Royal Tea — Meghan Markle turns life's lemons into Lemonada
Dispatch from the Front Line: Stop asking us to believe bullshit
The Line Podcast: Toward Canada's glorious roadless future
Rahim Mohamed: Come for the bodyslams. Stay for the Canadian pop-culture flourishes
Andrew MacDougall: The PM's pissed off, eh? That's nice.
Mitch Heimpel: The mob keeps better books than the feds kept for ArriveCan
Lucas Meyer: What were the Flames thinking?
Dispatch from the Front Line: Why the CPC voted against Super Bowl snacks
The Line Podcast: So, Tucker Carlson, still think interviewing Putin was a good idea?
Andrew Potter: The West's slow betrayal of our inconvenient Ukrainian friends
Scott Stinson: Hockey culture won't change until the money goes away
Jen Gerson: Where have all the New Atheists gone?
Peter Menzies: Save Taylor Swift. Stop deep-fake porn
Dispatch from the Front Line: You're all insane now
The Line Podcast: What problems do Danielle Smith's trans proposals solve?
Matt Gurney: Why Trudeau can't save himself (or hasn't yet, anyway)
Aftab Ahmed: Canada has a role to play in the Indo-Pacific, and we need to pick a strategy
Mitch Heimpel: The Liberals have more than just a communications problem
James McLeod: A lesson from Newfoundland's history: We can never take a break from democracy
Dispatch from the Front Line: It's going to get stupider, and potentially, more dangerous
The Line Podcast: Tucker Carlson almost gets himself banned from Canada
Josh Dehaas: You owe Jason Kenney a beer
Andrew MacDougall: The online giants are the house, and they'll win if we keep playing
Kristin Raworth: Check your breasts
Josh Dehaas: The police can't just declare an overpass a Charter-free zone
Andrew Leach: The day Alberta almost went dark
Dispatch from the Front Line: Iran bombs Pakistan while Chow strafes the feds
The Line Podcast: Only you can save us from a life of politics and/or public service
Matt Gurney: Do I really need to demand a consistent standard from you all AGAIN?!
Jen Gerson: The immigration consensus is collapsing
Melanie Paradis: #Homesteading and the unfolding feminist revolt
Andrew Potter: Free speech and academic freedom aren’t the same thing
Dispatch from the Front Line: The Houthis vs. Three Canadians
Philippe Lagassé: Why is Canada buying so much American military equipment?
Dispatch from the Front Line: We're back! Yay?
The Line is grateful for: Geddy Lee's life lessons
The Line is grateful for: Learning how to make stuff
The Line is grateful for: Global vaccination initiatives
The Line is grateful for: Canadians getting angry (no, really — it's a good thing)