Sun News Network

In its short life, Sun News Network can take credit for having permanently debased Canadian public discourse.

Don't expect commentator Ezra Levant to act any differently, or Sun Media to do anything more about it except issue meaningless apologies, in future.

It's dangerous for Conservatives to complain about certain Liberals' resumes: Prime Minister Stephen Harper's is so light it could float away on the first gentle puff of a breeze.

We're well past a return to good manners and an end to Internet anonymity, I’m afraid. Our political party leaders need protection.

Criminal charges against former premier Alison Redford are unlikely to be successful and may actually help her Progressive Conservative Party.

Sometime during last year’s dramatic rescue in High River, an uplifting story of Canadians helping Canadians was turned into a bizarre tale of suspicion, paranoia and hatred for the police.

Let's indulge the national Firearms Association and discuss the issue of mental health and guns.

Connections, connections … whatever can they all mean? Could someone be afraid of the answers a credible study of the health effects of bitumen mining might reveal?

The Sun News Network's "unabashedly patriotic" commentators have a duty to speak up clearly, unequivocally and loudly for their country. Now.