PARKIN: Jagmeet Singh was right to call out Jason Kenney Only ten days ago, the Federal Court of Appeal struck down Prime Minister Trudeau’s approval of the Trans Mountain project. September 9, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Blame-throwers fired up in wake of pipeline fiasco Rarely has there been such a monumental policy failure as the Trans Mountain pipeline. September 3, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Infrastructure Bank’s 'face-saving' deal hides Liberal infrastructure delays Distracting attention from disappointing delays is something done by all governments. And the Trudeau Liberals gave a master lesson on that dark art last week. August 27, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Liberals and Tories use identity issues to distract from their failings Over 80% of Canadians say the growing gap between the rich and everyone else is unacceptable. August 19, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Jagmeet Singh has ground to make up NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has put it all on the line. He’s running in a by-election in the Vancouver-area riding of Burnaby South. with Video August 13, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Byelections might reshuffle the political class – or send it a message Last Sunday, Conservative MP Peter Van Loan gathered some political friends to say he’s calling it quits Sept. 30. August 4, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Fewer guns is a safer Canada In 1999, under 5,000 handguns were legally imported into Canada, according to Statistics Canada. In 2015, gun imports had surged 1,300% to almost 70,000 legal handguns. July 29, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: All this 'illegal' border talk is just dog-whistle politics From the start, NDP Immigration Critic Jenny Kwan has been calling out Conservative dog-whistle politics that falsely label refugees as law-breaking “illegals.” July 23, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: U.S. under Trump is no longer safe third country Getting tough on immigration was always a key feature of U.S. President Donald Trump’s politics, something that endeared him to neo-Nazis and white supremacists. July 15, 2018 Columnists
PARKIN: Trudeau's broken infrastructure promise has hurt jobs and growth Before Conservatives decide how much they’d cut from budgets, they might want to review the economic cost of Trudeau’s broken infrastructure spending promises. July 7, 2018 Columnists
