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- Canada’s productivity performance is weak, our innovation is inadequate, and we seem too pessimistic about the future.
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- Canada’s productivity performance is weak, our innovation is inadequate, and we seem too pessimistic about the future.
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- Bill S-278 would enable Canada to act decisively against state assets involved in grave breaches of international peace and security.
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- Bill S-278 would enable Canada to act decisively against state assets involved in grave breaches of international peace and security.
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- Justice Marie-Josée Hogue’s foreign interference inquiry has enlightened us on the failings of our security apparatus and its inability to engage constructively with Canadians.
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- Justice Marie-Josée Hogue’s foreign interference inquiry has enlightened us on the failings of our security apparatus and its inability to engage constructively with Canadians.
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- Rose LeMay
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- If MPs felt the same fear that Indigenous peoples do when they see an RCMP officer, maybe—just maybe—we’d see some urgency.
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- If MPs felt the same fear that Indigenous peoples do when they see an RCMP officer, maybe—just maybe—we’d see some urgency.
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- Jokes about murderers and the real risks to Indigenous women is not comedy, it’s monetized hate speech.
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- When we talk about the elimination of racism, health care and mental health should be at the top of the list in order to atone for the sins of racism and the differential treatment for Indigenous peoples, and to fix it. We’re still waiting.
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- Tim Powers
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- Though not a politician, Bob Cole arguably had a more potent pulpit than many a frontbencher in the House of Commons.
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- Though not a politician, Bob Cole arguably had a more potent pulpit than many a frontbencher in the House of Commons.
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- The Liberals are getting to a place where they need to decide if they are going to stumble into an election walloping, or do
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- The massive mountain the feds need to overcome for success is what seems to be an already deeply ingrained frustration with the prime minister, his government, and that carbon price.
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- Scott Taylor
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- With Trudeau's Liberals dropping in the polls, maybe it is not too late to bring out their old campaign promise to axe the F-35 contract if elected again?
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- With Trudeau's Liberals dropping in the polls, maybe it is not too late to bring out their old campaign promise to axe the F-35 contract if elected again?
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- Only a foolish military analyst would hail the recent defence policy update as a solid building block upon which to rebuild our badly depleted
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- Perhaps the most important detail to remember is that this is a projected 20-year plan, which is unlikely to survive any change in government.
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- Sheila Copps
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- Ontario Premier Doug Ford, then-Toronto mayor John Tory and Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown attacked the decision to grant bail to Umar Zameer back in 2021. Three years later, he's been found not guilty.
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- Ontario Premier Doug Ford, then-Toronto mayor John Tory and Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown attacked the decision to grant bail to Umar Zameer back in 2021. Three years later, he's been found not guilty.
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- With weekly hauls seeking donations of up to $1,725 and that kind of cash coming in, Pierre Poilievre will able to keep spending without being subject to the limits on advertising that kick in once an election is called.
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- Susan Riley
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- Canadian politicians at all levels have a choice: continue supporting a still-lucrative but damaging fossil fuel industry, or summon the courage and foresight to boost funding for the clean, proven technologies they claim to favour.
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- Canadian politicians at all levels have a choice: continue supporting a still-lucrative but damaging fossil fuel industry, or summon the courage and foresight to boost funding for the clean, proven technologies they claim to favour.
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- Today’s politics is entirely personality and performances. The bickering plays out like an annoying soundtrack, and the temptation to tune it out can be
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- The election of Wab Kinew, the first modern-day Indigenous premier of Manitoba, signals a welcome departure from the usual fed-prov scenario: premiers fighting Ottawa over every bland federal attempt at helping their citizens.
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- David Crane
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- Canada’s productivity performance is weak, our innovation is inadequate, and we seem too pessimistic about the future.
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- Canada’s productivity performance is weak, our innovation is inadequate, and we seem too pessimistic about the future.
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- A plan has to be more than just a litany of fresh promises in one budget after another. Where is the strategy, and what
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- The government presented another transactional budget that seeks to send an 'all’s well' kind of message when we need a frank and strategic budget that is open to Canadians about what we must do.
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- Gerry Nicholls
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- NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s polls have spooked him, and his change of tone on the carbon tax is him admitting it.
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- NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s polls have spooked him, and his change of tone on the carbon tax is him admitting it.
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- Michael Harris
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- Mark Carney recently reminded us that the slogan 'Britain is broken' led to that country’s exit from the European Union. Brexiteers promised what he called 'Singapore on the Thames.' Instead, they made 'Argentina on the Channel.'
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- Mark Carney recently reminded us that the slogan 'Britain is broken' led to that country’s exit from the European Union. Brexiteers promised what he called 'Singapore on the Thames.' Instead, they made 'Argentina on the Channel.'
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- The infamous Mafia don of the Gambino crime family became an unlikely media star. He was so bad he was good.
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- Netanyahu’s political pot is boiling over. If and when the public decides a politician is more concerned about his political survival than the national interest, his time is up. Not even being at war can save him, writes Michael Harris.
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- Gwynne Dyer
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- Americans may elect Donald Trump this November, and Canadians may elect Pierre Poilievre next year, but Europe is not leading a charge to the right.
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- Americans may elect Donald Trump this November, and Canadians may elect Pierre Poilievre next year, but Europe is not leading a charge to the right.
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- Eleven countries out of 54, containing more than a quarter of Africa’s population, are at war, and mostly they are at war with themselves.
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- The efforts making the most progress is an attempt at ‘assisted’ evolution. It’s really a glorified form of selective breeding, choosing the most heat-resistant of each generation of coral polyps as the parents of the next.
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- Les Whittington
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- The strange part is that the populists seem to take it for granted that their voters won’t notice that they’ve voted against their own interests.
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- The strange part is that the populists seem to take it for granted that their voters won’t notice that they’ve voted against their own interests.
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- Erica Ifill
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- Student encampments protesting the genocide in Gaza will surely pack a political punch that will rankle the sensitivities of the Laurentian elites.
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- Student encampments protesting the genocide in Gaza will surely pack a political punch that will rankle the sensitivities of the Laurentian elites.
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- Relief requires a short-term solution because an election is coming, and Bill C-56 ain’t it. In fact, I would go as far as calling
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- The feds are relying on neoliberal economic policies of letting the market decide to build affordable housing. Well, the market decided we should all be poor.
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- Bhagwant Sandhu
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- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre keeps digging himself into an ever-constricting corner as an extremist ideologue, motivated by derision and reactionary dogma.
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- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre keeps digging himself into an ever-constricting corner as an extremist ideologue, motivated by derision and reactionary dogma.
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- Justice Marie-Josée Hogue’s foreign interference inquiry has enlightened us on the failings of our security apparatus and its inability to engage constructively with Canadians.
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- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s challenge will be avoiding ideologies and instead relying on policy realism for his foreign affairs approach.
