Warren Kinsella is the President of his own company and focuses on local news in Canada, specifically in Ontario and Toronto. He writes for various publications such as The Calgary Sun, The Standard - Div. Of Osprey, Toronto Sun, Edmonton Sun, Winnipeg Sun, and Timmins Press. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, social issues, and anti-Semitism.
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The federal Liberals can't even organize a proper mutiny. How pathetic, how telling, is that?
Antisemitism has surged by almost 40% in the 11 months since the murderous attack of Hamas Politics is show business for ugly people.
Campaigns matter. That's the old political truism, anyway. But it sure hasn't been true in the 2024 U.S. presidential race.
By: Warren Kinsella
He will say that it is now more important than ever before that Canada has a progressive team to protect Canada's interests.
By: Warren Kinsella
The attacks on Jews in Amsterdam on Thursday didn’t just happen at the last moment.
Kamala Harris lost. Donald Trump won. How come? Ten reasons.
By: Warren Kinsella
At the end of the day, it's the economy, stupid. But it's not what the economy actually is. It's what the voters think the economy is.
The people are always right, John Turner said on Sept. 4, 1984, after his Liberals were crushed by Brian Mulroney's Conservatives.
By: Warren Kinsella
Culturally, the people screaming on the sidewalk outside the Giller event are the new Taliban.
By: Warren Kinsella
In Kate Winslet's new movie about Second World War photojournalist Lee Miller, the descent into darkness is slow but always the destination.
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