Ted Byfield published a weekly news magazine in western Canada for 30 years and is now general editor of "The Christians," a 12-volume history of Christianity.
by Ted Byfield -- A wrangle over whether a Christmas tree should be permitted in the main foyer of an Ontario courthouse, raging for over a week and still unresolved as this more…
by Ted Byfield -- St?phane Dion, who came from fourth-place standing to win the leadership of Canada's Liberal Party early this month, declared immediate war on the minority Conservative government last week, more…
by Ted Byfield -- Canada's Christians have been trounced and their venture into the sacrosanct precinct of secular politics has proved a singular failure, brayed the heathen last week, after the House more…
by Ted Byfield -- Canada's Liberal Party, which dominated Canadian government through most of the 20th century, is choosing a new leader this weekend with what is widely viewed by Liberals as more…
by Ted Byfield -- When Canada's prime minister Stephen Harper proposed this week that Parliament formally declare the province of Quebec "a nation within a united Canada," he was acclaimed for "statesmanship," more…
by Ted Byfield -- Mark Steyn, a Canadian journalist and columnist widely read in the United States and Great Britain, whose current book, "America Alone," is an alarming portrait of a rapidly more…
by Ted Byfield -- In the early 20th century, a vigorous campaign for union was launched among Canada's major Protestant denominations. It climaxed in 1925 when the country's Methodists, Congregationalists and most more…
by Ted Byfield -- As about six inches of snow fell on Calgary and Edmonton last week, and Fahrenheit temperatures plunged to the 20-above zero level and stayed there, the thoughts of more…
by Ted Byfield -- Stirring reminiscences celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution awakened some vivid memories of my own last week. Like several thousand other Canadians, our family played a more…
by Ted Byfield -- Support for Canada's eight-month-old Conservative minority government slipped significantly in the opinion polls last week, chiefly because it was rapidly losing ground in Quebec. A poll conducted by more…
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