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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Imagine if we took the public nature of criminal justice half as seriously as the lawyers take judicial impunity
By: Colby Cosh
A terrorist was granted citizenship, and Trudeau's reforms to revocation laws might mean we're stuck with him
By: Colby Cosh
Beardos, tankies and Green Party grannies struggle to accept that revolutionary socialism has multiple failure modes that lead to mass death
Kevin Falcon's mercy-killing of the BC United campaign has given Rustad total control over the makeup of the conservative slate
By: Colby Cosh
News commentators' last-ditch defence of the president's mental capacities may have failed, but the U.S. still has a zombie in charge
By: Colby Cosh
The mandatory requirements to hire Canadians first were bypassed Article content
By: Colby Cosh
Five weeks out from the B.C. election, the premier is taking a more forceful approach to keep addicts from dying in the street
The working-age adults of Cubankind are leaving for the United States Article content
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
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