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Tristin HopperNational Post |
No other military has racial hiring quotas, virtually nonexistent grooming standards and mandatory tampons in men's rooms
Since 2020 Canada has experienced a wave of name changes and statue removals unlike anything seen since the First World War
Youth unemployment has been pitched sky-high, in part due to temporary foreign worker program
Bank of Canada analysis finds share of native-born Canadians in labour force has dropped 10 percentage points since 2006
Replacing Asian coal with Canadian natural gas would dwarf any other decarbonization efforts to date
Province of B.C. has authorized two parks to close to all but Indigenous users
Former politician suggests MAID could be a form of 'liberation' for the institutionalized
No budget, and he's already greenlit unprecedented quantities of spending without parliamentary approval
Ex-environment minister will now be supervising the implementation of the Online Streaming Act
As Vancouver mayor, Gregor Robertson oversaw an explosion in unaffordability unlike any ever seen
Keeping the U.S. below the 49th parallel for 158 years is a feat unlike few in history
Carney praised the U.S. president as a 'transformative' leader working to 'secure the world'
Despite Carney's 'all in Canada' pitch, sector will be devastated without close ties to U.S. market
Saying that anti-Israel demonstrations are 'pro-Hamas' labelled as right-wing extremism
New Canadians, just like young people, broke for the Tories
Participants told that 'meritocracy' leads to 'inequities'
Republican or Democrat, the U.S. is relatively certain the Liberals won because of them
Assumption is that trade war would wrap up sooner under Poilievre
A Carney government would yield accelerated economic decline and an increase in social disorder, Peterson predicted on Joe Rogan's podcast
It would be one of the largest one-term, non-emergency debt accumulations in history
At least 19 Liberals back platform endorsed by group that celebrated October 7 massacres
From Poilievre's weak attempts at humour and Blanchet's gunslinger stance to Carney's use of obscure French words
Young hasn't lived in Canada full-time since 1966, which was 17 federal elections ago
Valentina's not a secret, but the Conservative leader has never previously brought up her condition unsolicited
The current numbers still heavily favour some kind of Liberal victory, but a series of new polls show a noticeable trend towards the Tories
The Tories are actually polling better than ever before ... but the Liberals are polling even higher
The records all belong to the Liberals, who now think big rallies are too "Trump-y"
Liberals have been repeatedly accused of lifting Conservative platform, and even copying their speeches
Canada is no longer an outlier in its Trump fight, which is bad news for Mark Carney
Although the results would likely translate into a Liberal minority government, 'the Conservatives have narrowed the Liberal momentum gap'
Both unions are not traditionally friendly to conservatives, but made an exception this time around
If voter turnout ticks up only a bit from its historic lows, it upends projections of how this election will go
According to government figures, the carbon footprint of a dollar earned in the Canadian economy has been in steep decline ever since peaking in 1996
That's how the Canadian auto sector used to work, and the cars were both bad and wildly expensive
Immigration levels is a topic he has long avoided touching
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