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
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Canada’s soaring Real Estate Market begs for stability, but how can different levels of government help?
For years, Canadian cities and suburbs have experienced skyrocketing real estate markets, but now in the midst of a pandemic,Continue 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
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
If Annamie Paul wants to make strides with the Green Party of Canada, she needs to make it her own
This past Saturday, the Green Party of Canada made history by electing the first black leader of a major federalContinue Reading
