As Ottawa Senators’ value soars, will other mid-city owners look to exit?
In an unprecedented bidding war, Ottawa Senators’ now valued at over a billion dollars
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We can’t obliterate history, no matter how hard we try
If historical figures with 2020 attitudes could be found, renaming familiar streets and place names wouldn’t be so daunting
Dissecting Canada’s NHL underachievers
We could see as many as five Canadians teams in the playoffs – but more likely we’ll see two or three at this pace
Winnipeg’s statue cleansing a distortion of history
The mayor is misreading the events of the Northwest Rebellion and romanticizing a nasty moment in our country’s history
Epidemic of illegal firearms overwhelms Canadian cities
Corrections institutions are merely holding facilities with few effective rehabilitative programs. They must have programs for safe, effective reintegration
We can’t just throw money at crime prevention
We need to to treat the crisis of a growing prison population as a public health challenge rather than the narrower response being advocated
We must fight crime at its social roots
The rash of liquor store robberies in Winnipeg says more about underlying social problems than it does about the effectiveness of police
Don’t romanticize the Winnipeg General Strike
The dangerous, violent seeds of the communist revolution were being sown in Canada
Causing a commotion based on innocent colours
What’s in a name? Apparently plenty when it comes to sports teams and imaginary slights
Bettman doesn’t belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame
Bettman’s biggest legacy to hockey fans is all the seasons he’s blighted by denying fans the game they love in labour stoppages