Scott Gilmore

Scott Gilmore: Now unconstrained by information, ideology or staff, Trump is unpredictable—and it will have two dangerous implications

Scott Gilmore: Adults have made Halloween about sex and it shows we’re a collective mess of insecurities and clichéd gender roles

Appetite for a new Conservative party was modest at a Calgary dinner, where the bitter memory of vote-splitting is still a searing one.

Columnist Scott Gilmore is hosting events on modernizing—or maybe remaking—the Conservative Party

Scott Gilmore began his cross-Canada dinner tour on Monday, regretting a column that sparked the idea and dreading the evening. Then something surprising happened.

Scott Gilmore is launching a national tour to talk about a renewed conservative party. He may be coming to a city near you.

Scott Gilmore: I hate my party. It’s time to build a new one that genuinely believes in liberty, equality and facts over ideology.

In many countries an unpopular idea can prove costly. But not in Canada, the champion of academic freedom and free speech…. right?

Red and Blue Americans have grown so dangerously far apart, they should be considered different ethnic groups

We can’t stop refugees from crossing the border. We can show courage by helping them and heading off a U.S.-style nativist backlash.

Scott Gilmore imagines the U.S. presidential candidate’s incredible meltdown: a play in four acts

Pundits claim Clinton had a bad week. Next to Donald Trump’s seven days of gaffes and scandal, that is insane.