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Canada ripe for populist movement of its own, say politicos at Manning conference

  • Canada is ripe to see the same kind of populism cropping up in other Western countries take hold here, suggested politicos speaking at last
News | BY MICAAL AHMED | March 1, 2017
Manning Centre founder Preston Manning, right, told conference participants last week 'The answer is to manifestations of Trumpomania is not Trumpophobia, but political leadership that addresses the root causes of voter alienation and redirects negative political energy into positive ends.' The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Canada ripe for populist movement of its own, say politicos at Manning conference

News | BY MICAAL AHMED | March 1, 2017
  • Canada is ripe to see the same kind of populism cropping up in other Western countries take hold here, suggested politicos speaking at last

Canada ripe for populist movement of its own, say politicos at Manning conference

News | BY MICAAL AHMED | March 1, 2017
  • Canada is ripe to see the same kind of populism cropping up in other Western countries take hold here, suggested politicos speaking at last
Manning Centre founder Preston Manning, right, told conference participants last week 'The answer is to manifestations of Trumpomania is not Trumpophobia, but political leadership that addresses the root causes of voter alienation and redirects negative political energy into positive ends.' The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Canadian-funded film about Syrian hero shown in Ottawa

  • PARLIAMENT HILL—Gunfire, bloodshed, torture, murder, water, flowers—these words perhaps best summarize the eventful, but tragic life of tailor-turned peace activist, Ghiyath Matar, who valiantly
FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
Little Ghandi's director Sam Kadi and Liberal MP Raj Grewal, pictured last week at the film's screening. Photograph courtesy of the IDRC

Canadian-funded film about Syrian hero shown in Ottawa

FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • PARLIAMENT HILL—Gunfire, bloodshed, torture, murder, water, flowers—these words perhaps best summarize the eventful, but tragic life of tailor-turned peace activist, Ghiyath Matar, who valiantly

Canadian-funded film about Syrian hero shown in Ottawa

FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • PARLIAMENT HILL—Gunfire, bloodshed, torture, murder, water, flowers—these words perhaps best summarize the eventful, but tragic life of tailor-turned peace activist, Ghiyath Matar, who valiantly
Little Ghandi's director Sam Kadi and Liberal MP Raj Grewal, pictured last week at the film's screening. Photograph courtesy of the IDRC

Garneau gets ready for bigger public role as government rolls out new transportation legislation

  • Transport Minister Marc Garneau will be busy this spring as the government prepares to introduce much-discussed legislation on rail service and tanker traffic, and
News | BY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
Minister of Transport Marc Garneau announced in November that the government will introduce a spate of legislation this spring reforming rail shipping rules, foreign ownership laws for airliners, and banning crude oil shipments in B.C.'s North Coast. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Garneau gets ready for bigger public role as government rolls out new transportation legislation

News | BY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • Transport Minister Marc Garneau will be busy this spring as the government prepares to introduce much-discussed legislation on rail service and tanker traffic, and

Garneau gets ready for bigger public role as government rolls out new transportation legislation

News | BY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • Transport Minister Marc Garneau will be busy this spring as the government prepares to introduce much-discussed legislation on rail service and tanker traffic, and
Minister of Transport Marc Garneau announced in November that the government will introduce a spate of legislation this spring reforming rail shipping rules, foreign ownership laws for airliners, and banning crude oil shipments in B.C.'s North Coast. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Garneau to roll out major federal transportation policy changes

  • The government is taking the first steps towards implementing its recently announced strategy for the future of transportation in Canada—known as Transportation 2030—by moving
FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
Transport Minister Marc Garneau has a plan for getting around in this country, and it's called Transportation 2030. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Garneau to roll out major federal transportation policy changes

FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • The government is taking the first steps towards implementing its recently announced strategy for the future of transportation in Canada—known as Transportation 2030—by moving

Garneau to roll out major federal transportation policy changes

FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • The government is taking the first steps towards implementing its recently announced strategy for the future of transportation in Canada—known as Transportation 2030—by moving
Transport Minister Marc Garneau has a plan for getting around in this country, and it's called Transportation 2030. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Benefits of airport privatization questioned

  • With the next federal budget on the horizon, major airports across Canada may soon have “for-sale” signs taped to the front doors in a
FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
Toronto's Pearson Airport is among those recommended for privatization, but airport authorities say this would not be good for consumers. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane

Benefits of airport privatization questioned

FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • With the next federal budget on the horizon, major airports across Canada may soon have “for-sale” signs taped to the front doors in a

Benefits of airport privatization questioned

FeatureBY MICAAL AHMED | February 27, 2017
  • With the next federal budget on the horizon, major airports across Canada may soon have “for-sale” signs taped to the front doors in a
Toronto's Pearson Airport is among those recommended for privatization, but airport authorities say this would not be good for consumers. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane
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