The MacMillan event highlighted a troubling shift in Canadian immigration debates, revealing rising negativity that’s shaping both policy and public perception. Experts called for a more balanced and inclusive dialogue to guide the way forward
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Colby Cosh explores Canada’s surprising resurgence of admiration for Ronald Reagan and free trade, uncovering shifting political attitudes and a renewed surge of economic optimism in the National Post’s latest analysis
Ontario trustee resigns after Education Minister pushes for removal over $45K Italy art trip. This developing controversy ignites a fierce debate on accountability and oversight in school board spending. – CBC
Canada’s government, through spokesman Carney, boldly announced it will arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he steps foot in the country, citing the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant-underscoring Ottawa’s unwavering commitment to enforcing international law
Canada’s outgoing UN Ambassador shares the inspiring book she relies on for guidance in challenging moments. In an exclusive interview with Politico, she reveals how this compelling read shapes her approach to diplomacy and leadership
Progressive activist Avi Lewis has officially entered the race for the leadership of Canada’s NDP, vowing to steer the party toward bold social and environmental transformation as the next federal election draws near
The Carney government remains noncommittal on Canada’s ability to meet its 2030 climate goals, sparking growing concerns about the nation’s dedication to cutting emissions and fighting climate change
In his latest column for The Logic, Carney boldly announces that Canada’s era of cautious, boy scout politics has ended, paving the way for a new chapter of daring economic and strategic initiatives under Carmichael’s leadership
John Ivison uncovers how Mark Carney’s reputation dazzles on the world stage, even as doubts persist at home in Canada-despite his immense influence and pivotal advisory roles in global finance
Canada’s Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has triumphantly reclaimed his parliamentary seat in a pivotal victory for his party. This win injects fresh momentum as the federal elections approach, BBC reports
In a recent article for the Toronto Sun, Lilley boldly challenges Canada’s left, spotlighting their surprising reluctance to stand up for free speech. He cautions that this hesitation endangers open debate and puts the core principles of democracy at risk in the country
A rising separatist movement in Canada is grabbing headlines, fueled by intense regional frustrations and stark political divides. However, experts caution that the notion of Canada turning into the “51st state” of the U.S. is still far from reality
Raymond J. de Souza celebrates Canada’s transit milestones, highlighting the nation’s expanding rail network as a beacon of innovation and sustainability. His insights provide an inspiring look at the future of Canadian transportation
First Nations leaders made a bold statement by walking out of a meeting with Mark Carney about the Building Canada Act, protesting their exclusion and the lack of meaningful consultation. This powerful act highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding Indigenous rights and infrastructure planning
In Alberta, separatist groups are enthusiastically rallying behind former U.S. President Donald Trump, viewing him as a formidable ally. His bold populist message resonates deeply amid rising frustration with federal policies and escalating economic challenges
Canada is on the brink of approving a groundbreaking infrastructure bill set to turbocharge the economy, but fierce opposition from Indigenous groups is raising urgent alarms about ignored rights and pressing concerns. This intense debate highlights the deep-rooted tensions over land and governance like never before
Canada has unveiled a groundbreaking immigration and security bill designed to strengthen border controls and boost national safety. This bold legislation aims to strike a careful balance between supporting refugees and enforcing tougher security measures
Canada’s new immigration bill promises faster processing and a surge in skilled worker recruitment, but it has sparked intense debate nationwide over concerns about weakened refugee protections and expanded government powers
In an unexpected turn of events, Donald Trump’s policies and rhetoric have sparked a vibrant movement for independence in a Canadian province. This rising tide of sentiment not only highlights long-standing regional grievances but also fuels a passionate quest for autonomy, dramatically reshaping the political landscape across the nation.
As economic frustrations mount, Alberta’s desire for independence is gaining momentum, sparking lively conversations about the prospect of secession from Canada. Analysts are buzzing with speculation about the potential of aligning with the U.S., reigniting passionate debates on provincial autonomy and self-determination.