Michael Coren's fearless forecast for 2012
It's never a good idea for a columnist to make predictions for a new year, so let's predict.

Christmas fades in a world that needs it
Majority of Christians are increasingly distressed by the assault on their religious tradition.

Jews like Christmas, too
Like Hanukkah, both holidays celebrate miracles and the golden rule.

Christmas 'offensive'? How absurd!
The notion that Christmas must be hidden away because it is "offensive" to minorities is the most absurd of all.

Good riddance to a madman
PM Harper's quick denunciation of North Korea's "Dear Leader" was definitely a happy dance on the despot's sarcophagus.

Dear America: Get Help
You used to be such a nice, smart country, but these days ... you seem to be having an emotional breakdown.

Rob Ford on being on the right
Brian Lilley speaks to Toronto Mayor Rob Ford about his first year as a meat and potatoes conservative.

Rae ignores history of neglect
Bob Rae journeys up to the deep north of Ontario and discovers a Native community called Attawapiskat living in squalor.

Praying for Kenney and his list of hates
There are many things, and many people, which Jason Kenney doesn't like.

STRAIGHT TALK: Craziness likely to continue in North Korea
Nuclear arsenal or not, how does one take this guy and his regime seriously?

Coulter comes to Byline
Author and commentator Ann Coulter joins Byline with insight on the U.S. Republican race, Occupiers and more.

Hitchens understood liberty
Not only do we owe it to the memory of Hitchens to say whatever the hell we damn well please, we owe it to ourselves.

Toronto's credit watch inevitable
Cut up the plastic, Dwight Duncan.

Battling Obama's Keystone copout
Canadian oil giant Suncor Energy Inc. has finally pulled the pin on its operations in Syria.

Banks not hurting but people are
Columnist Warmington is upset that Canadian banks are recording record profits and laying people off at the same time.

STRAIGHT TALK: Saying no to niqabs
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney explains why Canada is telling Muslim women to show their faces.

Flights of fancy ground Pete’s high-flying political aspirations
MacKay has taken to waving libel writs at anyone who suggests that he has grown fond of traveling on the public's dime.

NDP leader's race a tortuous marathon
With Nycole Turmel inspiring no one as interim head lefty, the federal NDP is in dire need of a new leader.

Worthington backs Romney
Mitt Romney is in the uncharacteristic role of underdog.

Kyoto backers full of hot air
What can explain the devotion of true believers to this worthless process?

Here’s the real way to fight bullies
We need to stop going in circles. We don't need more laws.

STRAIGHT TALK: Ignorable plight a shame on us all
Reading about Attawapiskat, we are reminded that such stories seem to come up all the time.

STRAIGHT TALK: Suzuki's scare tactics
Charles Adler and Lorrie Goldstein break down David Suzuki's scare campaign.

Suzuki green like the Grinch
David Suzuki wants to keep his Grinch feet ice cold in the snow -- and "save the North Pole."

Life lessons learned from Occupiers
Long live the Occupy movement! Long live the indignants! Long live capitalism!

Dishonest cowards
There's a reason Canada is always disproportionately attacked at the United Nations' annual gabfests on global warming.