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AI photo illustration September 6, 2026 As long as I can remember, Canadian critics of the Online Streaming Act and the last sixty years of regulatory measures supporting Canadian culture have rarely articulated what they would do differently, were it left
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Satiric AI illustration based on Thomas Nast’s Harpers Weekly illustration, 1872 September 2, 2026 The epithet “Carpetbaggers” has an evocative history in the United States.
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August 29, 2026 The how and why of last Friday’s breakdown in US-Canadian trade talks preoccupied us for most of last week.
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(AI illustration) August 28, 2026 Meta’s big trial settled after only five days of testimony and before CEO Mark Zuckerberg was scheduled to take the stand.
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August 23, 2026 On Friday night Mark Carney said no to the “shit deal” that Canadian journalist Jen Gerson warned us might be coming.
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August 22, 2026 I was pleased with myself this week to be quoted in a news story that described the Carney government’s promise of $600 million annually for cultural spending, in replacement of the CRTC’s $200M levy on foreign streamers, as “the world’s b…
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August 19, 2026 It is commonplace to observe that it pleases the Trump administration to throw its weight around when it comes to Big Tech’s global dominance.
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August 15, 2026 Canadians, it seems, are not looking for a national moment of humiliation in the face of US trade aggression.
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(satiric AI photo illustration) August 9, 2026 It’s likely that the standout moments of the Mark Carney chapter in Canadian history books will include the Gordie Howe Bridge and his repeal of the digital services tax.
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August 7, 2026 “I don’t know what you mean by ‘glory,’” Alice said.