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The pivot is personal and political, not just economic
Congratulations, Canada! On Monday, our nation joined an exclusive club: countries with sovereign wealth funds. Norway, Kuwait and other resource-rich...
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The Liberal love affair with bureaucracy continues
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Sunday video was a master class in crisis communications. He reminded Canadians of his credentials managing tough...
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Prime minister is softening up Canada for tariff pain
Lots of ink has already been spilled on the impact of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s historic majority: the implications for the Liberal agenda, for...
Tories worry that Carney has reshaped politics in Quebec
Liberals formalize majority after byelections
A modest tightening of the rules will dismiss 19,000 claims, but leaves 288,000 pending cases and a broken system largely untouched
The NDP could provide a new home for left-wing voters disgruntled by Carney
The PM's handling of Iran means a spring election is not in the cards
Foreign interference is being practiced by both enemies and allies
Conservative leader moves to secure the base
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It's great the Liberals are starting to take defence seriously, but bureaucratic growth will get in the way
The prime minister has a better chance of seeking a majority now, then in the fall
It is the only way to counter the argument that Canada can't defend the North
2025 was a surprising year in politics
Speculation abounds over who is waiting to take over the party
If he gets the balance wrong, he risks both empowering hatemongers and fanning the flames of Quebec separatism
Canada's participation in the EU's SAFE program leaves a lot of unanswered questions
Carney’s position is like being half-pregnant — unless he fully and clearly repudiates Trudeau’s legacy, it will continue to haunt us