The Domino Effect: As subsequent Chiefs of Defence Staff fall, Canada’s international reputation is at stake
Since the dawn of the Justin Trudeau era, international image has been a constant focus of the federal government. DespiteContinue Reading
Author: Peter Bury
Canada’s procurement efforts are disastrous for a G7 country
This pandemic was never going to be easy – for any country. One would hope though, that a country asContinue Reading
It’s time for Erin O’Toole to turn the tide
Since taking over leadership of Canada’s Conservatives late this past summer, Erin O’Toole hasn’t exactly become a household name. AsContinue Reading
Trudeau’s minor cabinet shuffle puts Liberals on election standby
After almost seventeen years in public life, now former Minister of Innovation, Science, and Industry, Navdeep Bains will be steppingContinue Reading
Toronto-based Agnico Eagle to acquire TMAC Resources, shaking up gold industry after feds reject Chinese bid
Earlier this year, China garnered significant attention from Canadian industry leaders especially in the natural resources and finance sectors. ThisContinue Reading
Air Canada acquisition of Air Transat still up in the air awaiting cabinet approval
Just as the airline industry has been dealt a significant blow with the COVID-19 pandemic, Air Canada’s merger with AirContinue Reading
Brexit Breakthrough: Boris gets a trade deal with the EU for Christmas
After just about five years of frustration and political, economic, and social uncertainty in the United Kingdom, the people ofContinue Reading
Without a plan for vaccines or small businesses, it’s going to be a cold winter for Canadians
The last few months have seen Canada’s Liberal government bungle vaccine procurement in addition to mechanisms for small business recovery,Continue Reading
The next four years of American politics will be nothing compared to what lies in the years beyond
This was always going to be a tense election cycle for Americans in every corner of the country, but althoughContinue Reading
John Horgan’s B.C. NDP is the second provincial incumbent to win a majority in a pandemic election
With BC’s provincial election coming to a close this Saturday, British Columbians have voted in wide support of Premier JohnContinue Reading
