Author: Steven Kaszab

A satirical fiction column by Bradford, Ont. contributor Steven Kaszab, not a news report. It casts a thinly veiled Donald Trump as an American king accustomed to getting whatever he desires, until a knight named Carney challenges him to a winner-takes-all debate of three questions over Canada’s future.

A satirical fiction column by Bradford, Ont. contributor Steven Kaszab, not a news report. It imagines a Canadian cabinet meeting that answers U.S. tariffs by lining 150 kilometres of the border with giant fans to blow wildfire smoke into American cities, alongside a list of mock demands for Congress.

Opinion: Bradford, Ontario contributor Steven Kaszab argues that the September 11, 2001 attacks are better understood as a strike against Western colonialism and consumerism than against the United States alone, and questions why the West answered with military and security spending rather than examining the grievances behind the attack.

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