👤 Chris Selley

2026-10-30 · National Post · Politics

Chris Selley: Does PSPP realize how unpopular he is?

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2026-09-13 · National Post · Politics

Chris Selley: Revoking the Stanley Cup from the NHL is a trade-war bargaining chip worth trying

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2026-10-03 · National Post · Crime & Law

Chris Selley: If judges now can’t even tell what a ‘fact’ is, we’re really cooked

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2026-09-29 · National Post · Crime & Law

Chris Selley: If we’d prefer drug-free prisons to ‘safe snorting,’ we need a system rethink

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2026-09-07 · National Post · Politics

Chris Selley: Quebec cannot afford this anti-anglo decadence

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2026-10-28 · National Post · Politics

Chris Selley: What does Olivia Chow’s ‘progressive base’ think it’s defending?

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2026-09-07 · National Post

🔮 Among several live linguistic issues in the ongoing Quebec election campaign, the one that seemed to make the biggest dent in anglophone media in recent days was Élections Québec’s announcement that it would only distribute printed election materials, including voter information cards, in French. assertive

2026-09-09 · National Post

🔮 Canadian egg colossus Burnbrae Farms explains on its website: “On rare occasions, the available supply of eggs cannot meet the demand from our customers and on these occasions we will import eggs from the United States … assertive

2026-09-10 · National Post

🔮 Finally we might (as some pundits hoped) “grow up,” “move out of our parents’ basement,” and install a resident head of state. assertive

2026-09-13 · National Post

🔮 The U.S.-Canada kerfuffle took an interesting tangent this week when the Buffalo Bills announced the Barenaked Ladies would sing the Canadian national anthem on Sept. 17 at the Bills’ new and lavishly taxpayer-funded US$2.1-billion stadium. assertive

2026-09-15 · National Post

🔮 No doubt the Journal asked the PMO to comment on this, which is when the PMO could have poured cold water on the idea right out of the gate. mixed

2026-09-17 · National Post

🔮 It seems like it could only make people more dubious. assertive

2026-09-20 · National Post

🔮 David Eby, the NDP premier of British Columbia, says he’s willing to support privatizing Vancouver airport so long as the revenues are invested in improving smaller airports in the province. assertive

2026-09-29 · National Post

🔮 We learned this week that Corrections Canada has approved a “safe snorting” program in federal prisons for inmates to reduce “the risk of internal nose cuts that could occur from homemade or plastic straws and reduce infections from diseases such as hepatitis B and C,” which doesn’t sound entirely implausible. assertive

2026-10-03 · National Post

🔮 But to say the Canadian government effectively cannot ban the distribution for profit of certain substances and be in Charter compliance is … well, something I would expect a group called the Drug User Liberation Front to argue. assertive

2026-10-17 · National Post

🔮 Say what you will about his government’s performance, you can’t say Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew hasn’t cut an interesting figure. assertive

2026-10-29 · National Post

🔮 In pursuit of cheaper groceries, she said she would offer tax breaks to independent and “mom-and-pop” stores opening shop in priority neighbourhoods. assertive

2026-10-30 · National Post

🔮 You may have read about Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon’s “new strategy” for sovereignty, and you might have thought, “Hang on, this sounds a lot like the old strategy” — namely, pick fights with Ottawa and pitch the slightest federal-government resistance as an intolerable affront to all Quebecers. assertive