Canadian Politics

If we wonder why we are having forever wars, social chaos, suppression of human rights and systemic poverty neoliberalism is the underlying cause.

Pierre Poilievre could be Canada’s next Prime Minister. But to understand how dangerous that is, you need to know how he was made.This isn’t just another pol...

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Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party have finally released their costed platform. I discuss a wild detail I noticed, and also share Prime Minister Mark Carn...

The former Canadian prime minister with close ties to current Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre was attending an energy panel in New Delhi, India.

The Alberta premier defended The Daily Wire podcaster at the Canada Strong and Free Network conference in Ottawa.

Build Canada and oil baron Adam Waterous appear to be shaping energy policies endorsed by leader Pierre Poilievre.

Though I worked closely with Harper off and on from 1991 to 2005, I can’t remember a single conversation about Aboriginal issues, writes Tom Flanagan

Encouraging Canadians to enter into an exceptionally inflated housing market where two houses are being built for every new person added to the working-age population may well lead to catastrophic results once the market goes into correction -- as it did in the United States in 2008, when that country's ownership rate reached 69 per cent.

Steve Patten on the Conservative's hyper-partisan approach to governance.

Dr. David Schindler on environmental regulation and public access to scientific information.

Canada has changed. Find out how. A critical exploration of Stephen Harper's Canada. #Harper10.

Canadian politics scholar Dave Whitson explains how the Harper government's stubborn, ideological distaste for social science has undermined both the effectiveness and spirit of Canada's once robust public service.

This is an expanded version of a chapter in The Harper Factor: Assessing a Prime Minister’s Policy Legacy, edited by Jennifer Ditchburn and Graham Fox.

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In the world of official government announcements, a two-paragraph media release sent out in the late afternoon on the Friday before Parliament resumes sitting is the best way for a government to a…

Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party is trying to topple Liberal government in 28 April election

Some media companies have been denied status by Ottawa as a so-called Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization, eligible to claim payroll tax credits from Ottawa’s $595 million news media bailout. They will also thus likely be unable to receive payments from Google’s promised $100 million annual contribution to Canadian media under the Online News Act.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has historic ties to Rebel News owner Ezra Levant, the right-wing media personality at the epicentre of a controversy that has engulfed Canada's Leaders' Debates Commission.

Ontario premier and PC Party leader Doug Ford has broken his silence on the Canadian election, backing criticisms made by his of campaign manager Kory Teneyc...

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A deeply flawed argu­ment has slipped into the national elec­tion con­ver­sa­tion. It goes like this: there isn't much policy dif­fer­ence between front­run­ners Mark Car­ney and Pierre Poil­ievre, so it really comes down to who can best handle Don­ald...

The policy differences between Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre are huge. Nurtured in right-wing extremism, the Conservative leader is ready to dismantle Canada.

Over the past five years, exercise of the fundamental freedom of speech in Canada has been curbed and discouraged by a federal government increasingly intolerant of even the mildest criticism or dissent. Particularly affected have been organizations dependent on government funding which advocate for human rights and women’s equality. Their voices have been stifled, some completely silenced, by cuts to their budgets. Also financially throttled have been individuals and groups that speak out for reproductive rights, humanitarian immigration policies, and for changes in Canada’s foreign policy in the Middle East.

With the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Canadian politics is headed for a shake-up, with observers anticipating a federal election shortly after the Liberals choose their new leader in March. In the polls, Liberal support is at a low ebb with essentially all of that going to the federal Conservatives led by Pierre Poilievre.

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