O Canada. Who stands on guard for thee?

Obviously not Dion or Layton who will gladly give the Bloc the power to veto legislation that defines the needs and desires of the rest of the country.......the are reminiscent of Marshal Pétain.

When doesn't 'no' mean 'no'?

By MARK BONOKOSKI

The front page of Tuesday's Toronto Sun -- with Jack Layton, Stephane Dion and Gilles Duceppe sitting side-by-side to announce their proposed coup of a democratically-elected government -- lacked the cartoonish element it so richly deserved.

Canadians must back Harper

By LORRIE GOLDSTEIN

"The money quote" in Prime Minister Stephen Harper's televised address last night was this: "Let me be very clear: Canada's government cannot enter into a power-sharing coalition with a separatist party."