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Colby Cosh

Edmonton

Columnist at National Post

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Columnist for the National Post (est. 1998). [email protected]

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Articles

  • Colby Cosh: Alberta's feeble separatist movement

    4 days ago | nationalpost.com | Colby Cosh

    Advertisement 1The Maple Leaf flag is as popular in the province as anywhereArticle contentI’m not sure, as an Albertan, that the biggest Alberta political news of the week isn’t the official secession of the Alberta New Democratic Party from the national NDP. Last weekend members of the NDP-A voted at a general assembly to allow for separate provincial memberships in the party: no longer will the NDP be one and indivisible.

  • Colby Cosh: Trump abandons consumer abundance for a surprise austerity agenda

    1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Colby Cosh

    Article contentOn Wednesday, in the prelude to a cabinet meeting, U.S. President Donald Trump made yet another remark to chill the blood for those concerned about his country. Trump’s cat-and-mouse game of arbitrary changes to American import tariffs is starting to raise concerns about prices and supply chains for consumer goods.

  • Colby Cosh: Craving stability, Canadians elected a perilously unstable government

    2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Colby Cosh

    I think we have to admit from time to time that Westminster-style parliamentary democracy can have a schizoid quality. Canadians voted in a general election last night amidst an atmosphere of looming dread and economic panic. We were obviously desperate for safety and stability: voters of the left-wing luxury-beliefs parties turned against their leaders, and toward Mark Carney, with the savagery and single-mindedness of Cossacks having a pogrom.

  • Colby Cosh: Craving stability, Canadians elected a perilously unstable government

    2 weeks ago | nationalpost.com | Colby Cosh

    Advertisement 1Carney's left-flank opposition is mostly dead, but he will still have to bargain for legislation as the Tories sort themselves outArticle contentI think we have to admit from time to time that Westminster-style parliamentary democracy can have a schizoid quality. Canadians voted in a general election last night amidst an atmosphere of looming dread and economic panic.

  • Colby Cosh: Mark Carney and the next lost decade

    2 weeks ago | nationalpost.com | Colby Cosh

    Advertisement 1Liberals ready to take out yet another mortgage on CanadaArticle contentWhat do you suppose it is like to be Michael Ignatieff right now? Gosh, he must really think the good Lord has it out for him. In 2006, as a stylish liberal intellectual with a star reputation in Europe, he rolled up his sleeves and ran for the Commons seat in Etobicoke — Lakeshore.

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RT @andre_quentin: Data Colada has submitted a motion for sanction against Francesca Gino and her former lawyer team. I hope the court rul…

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RT @JomboyMedia: Pope Leo on the broadcast for Game 1 of the 2005 World Series https://t.co/kBTv7fpcNw

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9 May 25

RT @iowahawkblog: Allow me to deconstruct where the OP's hilariously retarded math almost certainly came from: 1. Take the median US house…