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Ab Sch Trudeau dancing on thin ice during turbulence in Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was recently captured dancing at a Taylor Swift concert in Toronto. On the same night, the…
Read More » - OpinionDan Loran
A “Canada-first” trade strategy: Pragmatic response or risky gamble?
In a bold move that could make even a hockey brawl look tame, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier…
Read More » - OpinionAlexander Cheung
Alberta is driving away fairness with no-fault insurance
Winter is closing in and Alberta’s roads are about to turn into the province’s largest skating rink. Thanks to the…
Read More » - OpinionMitch Sorensen
Profit or preservation? Alberta’s Crown land at a crossroads
The proposed changes to Crown land resort development in Alberta has reignited a familiar debate: economic growth versus environmental preservation.…
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Trump has returned: Now how does Canada survive?
Canada’s in a familiar spot: watching its biggest trading partner grab a sledgehammer and start “renovating” the trade deal. With…
Read More » - OpinionSupplied – Andrej Ivanov, Photo Editor at The Concordian
Passing the torch: Trudeau’s exit is the key to saving the Liberal Party
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is no stranger to tight spots. However, when your own Members of Parliament (MPs) are practically…
Read More » - OpinionOumar Salifou
Time for change: Canada must embrace electoral reform
After nearly a decade of “this will be the last time!” from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, he still hasn’t changed…
Read More » - OpinionAlberta Newsroom
“Scrap the Cap” campaign wastes taxpayer money on political posturing
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s recent “Scrap the Cap” campaign is not a case of legitimate advocacy for provincial interests. Instead, it…
Read More » - OpinionKishore Uthamaraj
The election that we need but just won’t happen
As Canadians anxiously await an election, it’s starting to feel like the only thing more permanent than our winter is…
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Liberal-NDP agreement is over, but was it worth it?
In hindsight, the New Democratic Party’s (NDP) decision to enter into a supply-and-confidence agreement with the Liberal government was a…
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