Category: Politics

Politics

Trudeau must drop his grocery tax threat

by Franco Terrazzano | Oct 2, 2023

Trudeau needs to stop threatening a grocery tax and start dialling back his own taxes

Government-funded auto projects in Quebec have a history of red ink

by Dale Johnson | Oct 2, 2023
Manitoba PCs deserve another mandate

by Lee Harding | Oct 2, 2023
China’s emissions charade has gone on far too long

by Gwyn Morgan | Sep 28, 2023
BCCA’S apprenticeship initiative hits $10M milestone

by Staff | Sep 27, 2023
Shrinkflation warning labels on food coming to Canada?

by Sylvain Charlebois | Sep 27, 2023

Canadian energy and clean technology can help reduce world emissions

by Deborah Jaremko

Our expertise is setting a global standard for emissions reductions

Parties that don’t respect parental rights are not fit to govern

by Michael Zwaagstra

Opponents of parental rights are swimming against the rising tide of public opinion

Manitoba leaders pitch tax relief during election campaign

by Gage Haubrich

But will they keep their promises if elected?

Industry titans question IEA’s forecasting credibility

by Rashid Husain Syed

Argue for a more realistic transition away from fossil fuels

The baffling decision to honour a Nazi

This blunder underscores the importance of robust historical education

By honouring a Nazi in Parliament, the Liberals have disgraced our country

by Michael Taube

Enough with the embarrassments. It’s time for Trudeau to go

Canada has only ever been an extra on the global stage

by Bill Whitelaw

We are a nation destined to tread water in perpetual obscurity

Alberta’s pension plan proposal has a BREXIT-like stink to it

by Robert McGarvey

The stench of misinformation recalls BREXIT’s deceptive tactics

Food inflation takes a positive turn with a dip in most categories, except fish

by Sylvain Charlebois

But it may be time for a U.S.-style food stamp program for Canadians in dire need

The unravelling of Justin Trudeau’s tarnished legacy

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Should he stay or should he go?

Artsakh burns while Western leaders fiddle

Extermination by starvation is clearly Azerbaijan’s first weapon of choice

Public schools have a duty to protect queer kids

by Erika Shaker

Unveiling the motives behind anti-2SLGBTQ+ school protests