Colby Cosh is a Columnist at the National Post. He covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, law and legal affairs, and world affairs, with a focus on current affairs, federal legislation, and economic policy. Colby's work has been featured in various publications including the Regina Leader-Post, SaltWire Network, and Winnipeg Sun.
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Colby Cosh predominantly focuses on opinion editorials related to government and politics, with a secondary focus on culture and society. His coverage often delves into legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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The story of the retired U.S. president's 1870s trip around the world is fascinating to behold
A U.S. citizen has been charged with destruction of property for giving border agents a 'duress' password that wiped his cellphone
By: Colby Cosh
Having suddenly discovered a spine, the Ontario Court of Appeal came down hard on Pat King and convicted him for intimidation
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The president was, for a while, aboard a mystery plane over foreign soil, with the secretary of defence, and almost nobody knew about it
By: Colby Cosh
Richard Wagner won't comment on his refusal to recuse himself from a convoy-related case after calling the trucker protest 'deplorable'
The race distance was nearly 700 metres too long, a mistake so great that the results can't be used to qualify for the Boston Marathon
By: Colby Cosh
It's hard for some to contend with the fact that two Liberal-appointed judges agreed that bike lanes aren't protected by the Charter
By: Colby Cosh
The president's crazed defacement of Lake Ontario shows that he might, in turn, be deeply offended if we erase his name from our maps
By: Colby Cosh
Can he actually do that? I guess we’ll see!
