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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Warren Kinsella's coverage often focuses on local politics and societal issues, particularly in Canada, Ontario, and Toronto. He frequently provides opinion editorials with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. To effectively engage him, consider providing informed perspectives or first-hand experiences related to evolving political stories within Canada or commentary on the cultural aspects he addresses.
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If Trudeau goes (and he will), and if there's a shiny new Liberal leader (and there will be), things will change.
By: Warren Kinsella
As this writer's last column conclusively showed, the Liberal Party of Canada can only be saved by one thing: Justin Trudeau's departure.
By: Warren Kinsella
As Iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel, our ally, what was happening in Canada?
Traffic into Chicago's O'Hare airport, one the world's busiest: blocked. Article content Traffic along the busy I-880 mega-highway in Oakland, Calif.: blocked.
By: Warren Kinsella
It's easy to get depressed these days. Article content Whether you are Jewish or not, we live in a depressing, difficult time.
By: Warren Kinsella
Palestine Action's 'underground manual' illustrates how extreme they have become The anti-Israel side is getting more aggressive, experts and police agencies warn.
Despite all that — despite the hate seen everywhere in Canada, just about every day — Justin Trudeau does nothing. Nothing.
The statistics — in Canada, the United States and Europe — all show the same depressing thing: Vast swaths of younger generations hate the Jewish state, and they increasingly hate anyone who does not feel as they do. Poll after poll show the same thing: Shockingly-large segments of Generation Z and younger Millennials have moved to their own island, one where Jew hatred and hatred of the trappings of modern society are the rule.
But protesting the “illegal occupation” of Gaza by taking over a school campus is also an illegal occupation What is Columbia University?
Who benefits from these metastasizing campus encampments? Who loses? Article content Article content
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