
If Donald Trump survives the unhinged belligerence of his campaign, and wins the presidency, it will be splendid news for regimes in China, Russia and Iran. Dictators are his role models. He, too, yearns to be unconstrained by rule of law.
But for Canadians concerned about their own security, Trump’s return would be a national emergency, as he abandons alliances and changes the reasons and goals behind deploying a superpower’s global influence.




Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault and his department have finally decided what is the greatest threat to Canada’s ecology.

One of New York City’s elite private schools told families on Thursday that “students who feel too emotionally distressed” the day after Election Day will be excused from classes, and that psychologists will be available during the week to provide counseling.
