Prime Minister, it’s not a laughing matter
In a media exchange at one of his announcements last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney was addressing the issues of affordability when he paused…
In a media exchange at one of his announcements last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney was addressing the issues of affordability when he paused…
As a few irritants in Canada-U.S. relations have become, in less than two years, chasms that are seemingly too wide for reconciliation, Canadians should…
There was a stir in social media last week when Prime Minister Mark Carney named Maia Johnson as his new Chief Operating Officer. Canadian…
It is a classic case of pathetic fallacy to have had Canada Day in the nation’s capital washed out with a once-in-a-lifetime deluge that…
The number of Canadians packing and leaving the country for good is climbing rather dramatically. The volume of disenchanted Canadians choosing to exit the…
It has been described as empowering a totalitarian surveillance state, establishing a digital gulag or cage, in which individuals’ rights are stripped. The bundle…
The on-going debate about whether Canada is in a recession or not is moot when one learns that working Canadians are finding refuge living…
Prime Minister Mark Carney says one thing in Ottawa and another in New York. He prefers scripts and lecterns. Otherwise, he talks in broken…
Prime Minister Mark Carney spent the week avoiding questions about the Canada-China memorandum of understanding (MOU) on policing. Against the backdrop of China’s foreign…
Members of Parliament return to Ottawa next week and one piece of legislation that the Carney government has set as a priority to push…
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