Liberals make good on their promise end partisan government advertising

The importance of this to Canadians is that if the British do, in the end, leave the EU, the issue of “Whither Britain” could be of great potential interest to this country

$14,000 to buy an electric car? That's not an incentive, that's a bribe.

• Kevin Libin: Ontario’s big, green assisted economic suicide plan

Canadians can anticipate further illogical, barely relevant arguments against holding a national referendum from Canada’s esteemed Minister of Democratic Institutions.

Letter writers discuss the B.C. government's lack of respect for private property rights, and other issues of the day.

• Letters: Justin Trudeau displayed a painful lack of parliamentary decorum
• Marni Soupcoff: Punishment through confiscation

The prime minister goes feral and terrorizes the House of Commons and nothing will ever, ever be the same ever again. Sic semper tyrannis, etc.

Mental health professionals constantly tell us that mental illnesses don't cause violence; then they appear in court and say the opposite

• Calgary mass stabbing accused Matthew de Grood likely suffering from schizophrenia before attack, trial hears

Motion 6 should never have seen the light of day. Conservatives, who earned a reputation for running roughshod over Parliament in their later years, noted that the Liberal proposal went further than they ever contemplated.

Trudeau's action appears merely highly impolitic bad manners. But it is far worse. It is an attack on the integrity of those we elect to control the increasingly imperious executive.

Justin Trudeau's tantrum offered the first opportunity since the departure of Stephen Harper to heap scorn on the country’s most senior elected politician. It must have felt good.

The Cultural Revolution was presented as a purge of Marxist revisionism but the idea seems to have been mainly the product of the leader's vanity.