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The throne speech, which was supposed to be a subtle message of 'buzz off' to the United States, put Canadian sovereignty into question
Margaret Munn questioned her professors on decolonization, and her career has suffered for it. Now, she's seeking justice
Beware net-zero activists claiming demand is about to drop
Most people in the province see themselves as Canadian
An ex-CEO and former oilsands development board chair as energy minister isn't bad, but plenty other appointees herald disappointment
The Ontario legislature should be allowed to remove bike lanes and ban drug consumption sites near schools — but the courts won't let it
Both his platform and his career past show strong support for the same kind of identity-based policies that have defined the Trudeau era
Carney seemed to be on the drowsy hunt for his next administrative post
Academics who criticize the proposal ignore the the favourable evidence
They get too much attention as is
It's a supposed solution to a massive economic injustice that doesn't clearly exist
His entire take on justice can be reduced to rare emotional engagements. Poilievre, on the other hand, is offering solutions
Onerous law requires companies conduct extensive socioeconomic studies, covering sexual health, social cohesion, job markets and diversity
He appeals to those who were adults in the 1990s
In 2019, there were complaints that the Conservative media bus fee was too low. The crowd is tough to please
Conservatives struggle to challenge Indigenous issues, and the ouster MLA Dallas Brodie is just the latest example
He's taken the lead on defending Canadian sovereignty
It doesn't matter that he is no longer in the role, the fact that he once held it is enough
As it pulls back from the role as world hegemon, the American right is starting to sound a lot like the 'land back' left
Carbon offsets are hard to quantify and credit markets are notoriously open to fraud
Don't trust faux Liberal nationalism
Workers are being squeezed between a tariff hawk and pair of economic cannibals
For months, various juicy allegations of wrongdoing have oozed out of the intelligence space. One by one, Hogue’s report snuffed them out
By standing his ground in a hostile CNN interview on Sunday, the vice-president demonstrated why he's the champion of young conservatives
Identity-based redistribution programs have been a disaster for fishermen on both coasts