Alberta’s New Mayors to be at Odds with Industry and Province
On Monday, Albertans went to the polls to vote in their municipal elections, which this time around were combined withContinue Reading
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Half a billion dollars later, and nothing to show for it
On August 15th, Justin Trudeau plunged this country into an unnecessary election campaign while blatantly neglecting several major national crises.Continue Reading
Underperforming leaders leave Journalists to hijack Centre Stage
This year’s election campaign featured three leaders’ debates in total, two French and one English. While the French debates hadContinue Reading
As Tim Houston’s Progressive Conservatives lay the groundwork of their majority government in Nova Scotia, federal Conservatives look to step up in the Maritimes once again
Campaigns matter. It’s the mantra that political operatives and pollsters live by. It’s true. When the election was called, manyContinue Reading
O’Toole exploits stinging lack of leadership among Liberal ranks with innovative policy proposals
Incumbent governments are often wary of jumping the gun on seeking a greater mandate, but it is possible that thisContinue Reading
Government to legislate striking Montreal Port Workers back to work
Since Monday morning, workers at the Port of Montreal have been on strike after two years without a contract. AtContinue Reading
O’Toole’s Climate Plan secures Relevance for Canada’s Conservatives
For the first time in its history, the Conservative Party of Canada has released a credible and realistically employable climateContinue Reading
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
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
