A disappointing debate for democracy has Trump leading Joe in a game of catch-up
The widely anticipated debate between President Donald J. Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden unfolded as nothing short ofContinue Reading
Author: Peter Bury
The Trudeau government doesn’t know where it is and it doesn’t know where it’s going
Following a massive disappointment of a throne speech, Justin Trudeau has nothing left in the tank for Canadians. With muchContinue Reading
Can Justin Trudeau’s Speech from the Throne sustain his government for much longer?
In a matter of days, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to present a throne speech after proroguing parliament forContinue Reading
New Brunswick PCs fortify Maritime Conservatism
Since the last provincial election in New Brunswick in 2018, the PC government led by Premier Blaine Higgs was boundContinue Reading
The WE Charity in Canada is over. The Trudeau government is next.
This pandemic has had far too much of an impact on the world we live in to go into lengthsContinue Reading
Erin O’Toole’s shadow cabinet revitalizes the Conservative Party
In his first weeks as leader, Erin O’Toole has firmly established himself in the books of Canadian politics for theContinue Reading
What would it take for Jagmeet Singh and his NDP to burn the bridge with the Trudeau Liberals?
With a minority government in Ottawa dropped to its knees, all three main opposition parties are needed to topple theContinue Reading
Erin O’Toole is decisively elected as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
On Sunday night, as the Conservative Party of Canada eagerly anticipated the election of a new leader, ballot-opening machinery complicatedContinue Reading
A prorogued Parliament is not the best Play for a Liberal Government in Disarray
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he will be proroguing Parliament until September 23rd, at which point heContinue Reading
Bill Morneau is only the First Domino to fall from the Trudeau Government
With Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s resignation on Monday, the precarious situation has left Canadians wondering if this is the beginningContinue Reading
