Canada’s growing sense of buyer’s remorse
Canadians have a growing sense of buyer’s remorse about the Carney government. Indeed, they should. Earlier in the year, the Liberals’ sleight of hand…
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Canadians have a growing sense of buyer’s remorse about the Carney government. Indeed, they should. Earlier in the year, the Liberals’ sleight of hand…
The Canadian populace mirrors its European counterparts more than its American cousins on most issues. We seek more gun control, welcome greater regulation in…
Canadian grain farmers are in trouble and federal policies are to blame. Tariffs on a key grain export Canada sends to China has sent…
July's economic figures, with a loss of 41,000 jobs, could signal the end of Prime Minister Mark Carney's honeymoon period. Carney has enjoyed firm…
The Labour Day weekend is upon us and Canadians get to enjoy a few more days of summertime reprieve. For your reading pleasure through…
After years of expensive meetings which go nowhere, the United Nations’ (UN) plastics treaty talks have collapsed as U.S. President Donald Trump rejected the…
Political shenanigans often increase during the summer. To no surprise, the summer of 2025 has produced many examples. One that has garnered significant attention…
Do we like the direction Canada is going? And if not, what do we do about it? The Trudeau years, and especially the pandemic,…
Many Canadians take the summer to tune out of news on national affairs. In the past two months legacy media, the government-subsidized newsrooms, have…
Although many liberal women see Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris as political heroes, this author will happily risk telling the truth rather than shirk…