Once at a book-signing event at a prominent downtown Toronto book store for a newly published work, a well-dressed man in his mid-40s suddenly appeared and commented in a loud voice: “I sure wouldn’t want to be in your shoes on Judgment Day.”

To say this is a bad week for politicians and the public trust would be an understatement.

Why is the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) meddling in the affairs of Catholic schools?

No liquor on the Victoria Day long weekend. It’s hard to think of anything more un-Canadian than that. Yet that just might be the reality for Ontarians this year.

If you are reading this, I am dead.

My flight to Calgary arrived so early, not long after daybreak, the hotel wouldn’t let me check in. Unfazed, I went looking in a new suburb nearby for an open barbershop.

Will U.S. donors tip the balance of the B.C. election, and install an NDP government?

What do Canadian voters want? It is a perplexing question following the stunning upset by Christy Clark’s Liberals in British Columbia on Tuesday.