Colby Cosh is a columnist for the National Post, with his work also appearing in various other publications such as SaltWire Network and the Regina Leader-Post. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, science, and cultural commentary, offering his unique perspective and analysis on current events in Canada and beyond.
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Colby Cosh predominantly focuses on opinion editorials related to government and politics, with a secondary focus on culture and society. His coverage often delves into legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Colby Cosh
Students are struggling to read big books cover-to-cover — which means the classic novel could become a niche taste
By: Colby Cosh
Chief Justice Richard Wagner has the factually questionable belief that older rulings are irrelevant in Canadian law
He's sorry he didn't use his majority to bring in ranked ballots, which not even the PR movement wants
By: Colby Cosh
A research questionnaire felt the need to lend legitimacy to those who don't recognize the province
By: Colby Cosh
The thylacine, or 'Tasmanian tiger,' is poised for a Jurassic Park-style resurrection
The zillionaire rocketeer's giveaway lottery for newly registered American voters might land him in prison
By: Colby Cosh
Joe Biden's presidency has been treated like a costume whose wearer’s identity is irrelevant. Did voters take the hint?
'It means absolutely nothing to me,' says legendary boxer
By: Colby Cosh
Sweden's Northvolt, to which Canada has pledged $2.7 billion, could be headed for bankruptcy
By: Colby Cosh
I expect the prime minister to step aside sometime in January when the failure of this transparent, cynical manoeuvre becomes apparent
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