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We didn’t need the reminder but we got it anyway. A British parliamentary committee has told the world just how ill-advised was the 2011 war against Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi. […]
Once in a blue moon, or maybe a bit more often than that, someone who should know better offers the prime minister of the day some strikingly flawed advice.
Such is the case of Brian Mulroney’s recommendation that Justin Trudeau personally take charge of the controversial Energy East pipeline file. […]
by Paul Wells Standing next to Justin Trudeau in the House of Commons foyer on Tuesday, International Monetary Fund boss […]
For political junkies, a compelling double program is unfolding in Montreal courts this week. In one courtroom, the sponsorship scandal is coming back to life and in another Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s undertaking of a new partnership with Canada’s indigenous people is being put to a test. […]
Three years ago this fall, the Parti Quebecois set out to affirm Quebec’s secular character through a so-called charter of values and the imposition of a secular dress code on the provinceís public service. […]
In fairness to Kellie Leitch – no wait, come back – it would have been surprising if no candidate for the Conservative Party of Canada leadership had run on identity politics.
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by Chantal Hebert Growing up in the late 1960s in Toronto, one commonly ran into otherwise well-meaning people who claimed […]
I wanted to share some good news about Alex Sorochan the Cardiff resident who played Bantam Team Alberta Lacrosse.
Team Alberta finished in 2nd place at the Box Lacrosse Bantam Nationals in Saskatoon, August 1-7, 2016. […]
At first glance, the parade of cabinet ministers on university campuses across Canada yesterday might have looked like evidence of a new era in federal support for science.
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by Paul Wells What do you do when you run one of the world’s leading prizes for the arts and […]
by Thomas Walkom When the Labour Day parades began Monday, New Democratic Party politicians were, as usual, there. For a […]
Now we’re cooking with grease. After a lazy summer during which Canadians could not be made to care about anything in particular in any great number, there will soon be an electoral-reform town hall at a location near you. […]
Harjit Sajjan’s office offered me an interview with the defence minister. This was more than a week ago now, after Sajjan landed in Vancouver from a weeklong visit to Africa. And if you want the truth of it I sat on the interview for days because I wasn’t entirely sure what to make of it. […]
by Paul Wells From his years as PM to his low-key resignation video, he remained intensely private to the end […]
by Chantal Hébert While scores of Canadians were spending the summer smugly lamenting the ugly tone of the American presidential […]
“My problem is it’s been nearly a year since the election and I still don’t know about 90 of these people,” I said to a veteran Liberal MP as his colleagues filed out of a hotel ballroom in Saguenay, north of Quebec City. […]
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