Do not ghettoize society by putting people into legal categories of gender, race, ethnicity, language, or other such characteristics.

Canada is the only country founded on the relentless pursuit of the rodent.

Populism is about is alienation in large numbers of people, but aggravated and provoked by a deteriorating economic conditions.

The first lesson, for all Canadians, is that the closed door, top down approaches to constitution making do not provide the public input or debate necessary to achieve a constitutional consensus that will be supported by the people.

A revolutionary should neither look or act like one to get ahead in Canada.

I think the federal Liberals' micro-tinkering is not causing any kind of upsurge in public confidence. The challenge for Conservatives is how to not get caught in the same web. I mean, the public just discounts what political people and parties say.

Remember the referendum on the Charlottetown constitutional accord? The more Canada's political and business elites threatened Canadians that the country would disappear into a black hole if the accord weren't passed, the more Canadians opposed it.