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Millennials do not seem to have forgiven or forgotten what Trudeau failed to deliver for them earlier in his mandate You can save this article by...
The numbers from the Department of Finance suggest they have struck taxation gold. But they've been wrong before You can save this article by...
Taxpayers would probably prefer not spending vast sums on reserves. Many Indigenous Canadians would agree You can save this article by registering...
It's a glossy re-election brochure to convince voters they need to keep Trudeau to enjoy his continued generosity You can save this article by...
The plausible explanation is that the prime minister does not want a light shone on his party's mutually beneficial association with China You can...
Canada’s coveted triple-A credit rating is in danger, but a government with the political will could spark a recovery You can save this article by...
Despite noting increased threats, this is a business-as-usual document, with most of the spending planned over a 20-year time horizon You can save...
Lack of business investment is the main culprit. Canadians are digging holes with shovels while our competitors are buying excavators You can save...
Immigration minister Marc Miller talks to National Post's John Ivison about Canada's immigration admitting the situation is a 'mess' You can save this...
Time might not heal all wounds but it is likely to cover some of them with scar tissue You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...
Fred Hahn's apology virtually admits CUPE's behaviour has resulted in Jewish members feeling unwelcome and discriminated against The Canadian Union of...
We will doubtless find out the quid for this particular quo in the next budget The vote on the NDP motion to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian...
But the carbon tax campaign has been fought and lost. Polling suggests a plurality of Canadians think it is bad policy Justin Trudeau had a message...
Indigenous Services Canada used to get less than half of the defence budget. This year it will receive two per cent of GDP The Royal Canadian Air...
John Ivison is joined by Shachi Kurl, president of the Angus Reid Institute, to take a deep dive into the latest poll of the federal political...
John Ivison and Parliament Hill insiders Ian Brodie and Eugene Lang discuss why it still seems 'the NDP really wants to avoid an election this year at...
Opinion: But the billions of dollars of new expenditure needed to shift the political dial could make an already grave fiscal situation much worse In...
But the billions of dollars of new expenditure needed to shift the political dial could make an already grave fiscal situation much worse In nature,...
He would have enthusiastically agreed with those saying he'll go down in history as a great prime minister It was appropriate that the fall leaves had...
The health minister and health critic spoke cordially of their ability to compromise, by which I mean come to an agreement about which neither is...
Gill’s latest career move is a gamble. The Conservatives know they need a majority, or possibly face a formal Liberal-NDP coalition When the dust...
If all these new regulatory bodies and adjudicators are overzealous, it will have a chilling effect on the behaviour of Canadians online John Stuart...
In a discussion with John Ivison, Ian Bremmer calls Canada's lack of concern about defence spending, 'short-termism and selfishness' In this week’s...
Canada has stopped issuing export permits for selling military equipment to Israel, according to one person familiar with the matter Canada has...
Poilievre will likely have a mandate to do so. As he put it in his press conference, Canada’s immigration system used to be a competitive advantage...
This government should be judged on its results not intentions, but its investment in drones for Ukraine has bought it temporary goodwill This time...
Polling suggests that one of the main criticisms of Trudeau’s Liberals is that they preach more than they listen Progressive politicians hoping to...
It’s clear that the minister responsible was warned there would be unintended consequences to messing with the student program’s integrity Some...
Poilievre owes it to voters to provide some clarity on his intentions for defending the country’s interests Marco Rubio, the former rising...
Epochal changes are taking place beyond our borders — including the U.S. potentially leaving NATO. But our politicians slumber on The world appears...
Radical measures against criminal violence have proven too much for Costa Rican lawmakers used to a more gentle, preventative approach San José,...
There are concerns that Conservatives are flirting with a Canada First foreign policy, but the party maintains it supports Ukraine The Liberals rarely...
'Many people are now saying that we, in fact, will have to go to the courts to settle this,' NDP MP Alistair MacGregor, vice chair of the joint...
If not resolved by immediate reinstatement, Paul Finlayson will pursue a human rights complaint under the Ontario Human Rights Code The reason...
Poilievre knows policies are irrelevant and that his lead in the polls can be attributed to channelling anger against the prime minister The...
Iddo Moed, Israel's ambassador to Canada, speaks about the International Court of Justice's upcoming genocide ruling, civilian deaths in Gaza and...
The biggest difference between the inquiry and the court decisions is that, while Justice Paul Rouleau’s report gathers dust, Justice Richard...
The government should end the domino effect that will almost certainly see the extension of MAID to mature minors become the next frontier I appear to...
Milei’s invocation of the animal spirits of wealth creation is all but absent from the collectivist capitalism pushed by Freeland and Justin Trudeau...
Put 2,800 of the world’s most powerful people, including 60 heads of government, in a small Alpine village, and strange things can happen The news...
Reducing the demanding role to part-time is a recipe for more critical intelligence to be overlooked When he testified before a House of Commons...
Nothing can disguise the number of missions and training exercises from which Canada has been absent because of lack of resources The Trudeau...
'(If) you pull out of that, you lose your voice, you lose your influence,' former Canadian UN ambassador Louise Blais tells John Ivison In this...
Canada needs to rearm — urgently. But we are stuck in a quagmire of our own making With hindsight, it is clear that the past 30 years of disarmament...
Opinion: But just because Trudeau didn’t break the letter of the conflict law, it doesn’t mean he didn’t breach its spirit The British public...
But just because Trudeau didn’t break the letter of the conflict law, it doesn’t mean he didn’t breach its spirit The British public accepted...
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