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Article synopsis: Discusses the debate over the long form census as to whether to make the completion mandatory or voluntary. In addition, the article reviews the title Harperland: The Politics of Control by Globe and Mail columnist Lawrence Martin.

Article synopsis: Discusses the election of two temporary seats on the United Nations Security Council. Canada came third and withdrew when it became obvious that more votes would ultimately turn up in Portugal's favour.

Article synopsis: Reflects on a dinner honouring Ezra Levant, a journalist and lawyer who has defended the right to free speech and free press. In addition, the article speaks about the American elections, in particular Marco Rubio, who won a Florida Senate seat. Lastly, the article discusses David Frum in National Post about the need for the Republicans to replace anger with ideas.

Article synopsis: Discusses Lawrence Cannon, Bev Oda, and Peter MacKay interviews on the Ottawa political shows where they all brought the right balance to the newest Afghanistan developments regarding foreign affairs and national defence. The article also talks about poet Grace Eno and her title The Little House Aglow: Radiance to All, a Treasury of Poems.

Article synopsis: Discusses the closure of BC Christian News and the author's involvement with the publication. The article also provides more of a background into the newly appointed senator Don Meredith.

Article synopsis: The author discusses their brief hiatus from the column to become communications advisor to Senator Don Meredith, and provides a glimpse into influences who are shaping future stories, especially through the theme of a Canadian "faith-political interface."

Article synopsis: Discusses Don Bastian, book editor and a Free Methodist lay leader, co-authored opinion piece that attered in the National Post concerning the interface between faith and politics, written on September 11, 2001. The article also acknowledges the tenth anniversary of 9/11.

Article synopsis: Discusses the four-year project known as Conflict Management and Prevention in the Extractive Sector (COMPES) to promote economic growth in Peru by reducing the impact of social conflicts related to the use of natural resources. The project's announcement came out of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) meeting in Hawaii.

Article synopsis: Discusses Senator Don Meredith calls for the private business sector to support efforts to resolve long-standing issues at the Attawapiskat First Nation.

Article synopsis: Discusses Members of Parliament concerns in party representation in central Canadian urban ridings. The article also speaks about Irwin Colter, former Liberal minister in the Paul Martin Liberal government, who may re-enter politics.