Carney will pay now or pay later
After three months of governing, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership deserves scrutiny. He promised that he, and only he, could stand up and deal…
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The ESG freight train is coming
As if Canadian businesses didn’t already have enough red tape and other government-related aggravation to deal with, the spectre of the ESG (environment, social…
Carney’s tenure as prime minister is destined to be brief
Former U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower once said, “Politics ought to be the part-time profession of every citizen who would protect the rights and privileges…
Affordability Is No Longer a Class Issue: It’s a Canadian One
Like many Canadians in their 30s, this author considers himself fortunate. I have a stable career, a roof over my head, and a partner…
EV mandate starts in 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s promise to restore sanity to Canada’s government after the worst administration in parliamentary history (challenge me if you like, but…
Marxist unions strike again
The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), Ontario division, have just published its Action Plan 2025 following its annual convention. The document reads like…
Obama’s alleged “treasonous conspiracy” is no small matter
Move over, Watergate. The worst political scandal in U.S. presidential history just broke open. On Friday, United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard…
Who sits in the Conservative wings?
The Conservative Party of Canada may face the prospect of a leadership race after they meet in Calgary next January. A leadership race will…
Ottawa and Alberta – more than a pipeline, at stake is the country’s prosperity (part four)
“Alberta has an Alberta problem,” according to the editors of the Globe and Mail. One can expect that the lead editorial this week in…
Big city mayors in New York and Toronto face uphill climbs
In the fascinating world of big city politics, there have always been interesting mayors. Fiorello LaGuardia in New York identified as a Republican but…