It has been an incredible reversal of fortune for each of the two major Canadian political parties since November, and also the NDP, if you believe the many polls in the last few weeks. The only thing more incredible has been the change in the US since January 6th, 2021. Donald Trump has gone from […]
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Hurricane Donald makes landfall over Canada When it started it seemed like a joke. Donald Trump has a penchant for goading people with exaggerated statements and pejorative nicknames, so when he called Justin Trudeau “Governor” while berating Canada for being a conduit for fentanyl to the US, not pulling its weight militarily, and taking advantage
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Poilievre pledges to defund the English language arm of the CBC, promising that the move will bring substantial savings for taxpayers and eliminate a purveyor of publicly funded woke ideology. But what would a Canadian media landscape without the CBC look like? It’s difficult to visualize, because the national broadcaster has been around since 1936.
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“Cease to hope and you will cease to fear” – Stoic philosopher Hecato of Rhodes (Seneca, Letter 5) After nine years of Liberal incompetence, mass immigration, debt fuelled social programs, divisions along identity lines, deconstruction of our heritage, a bottom dwelling economy, a housing crisis, and inaction on major commitments – along comes Mark Carney to
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Vancouver is a city of three million people, with two major newspapers: the Vancouver Sun and the Province. Both are owned by Postmedia, which is itself majority owned by Chatham Asset Management – an American hedge fund. Postmedia owns 32 papers in Alberta, three in Saskatchewan, 57 in Ontario, the Montreal Gazette in Quebec, 10
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Niwaas Long-Term Care, a not-for-profit organization, describes itself as “the first Sikh-Punjabi long-term care home in Ontario”. Its aim is to build a facility in Brampton that provides Sikh and Punjabi elders “with the medical care and support they need, in an environment that is familiar – with our food, our language, our culture and
Canadians don’t usually wear our patriotism on our sleeves. We like to keep it classy, subtle, sophisticated. That doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist. We keep it neatly tucked away in our unconscious mind, just like we tend to keep our flags folded up somewhere until July 1st. But when the spectre of American annexation
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Ontario’s election is called for February 27th. Premier Ford has made a mistake in not defending Canadian history from attempts to topple statues and rename schools bearing the names of historical figures including Henry Dundas, Egerton Ryerson, and Sir John A. Macdonald. Ontario conservatives must not allow Bonnie Crombie to fill the gap, positioning herself
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The history books may forever speculate about the true reason why President Trump launched a tariff campaign against Canada, Mexico, and China in February 2025. Whatever the motive, one fascinating effect has been the resurgence of Canadian nationalism. In his speech addressing the threatened tariffs, Prime Minister Trudeau called on citizens to “choose Canada” by
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Support for economic nationalism is sweeping this country like a prairie fire. At the time of writing, the /r/BuyCanadian subreddit has swelled to 135,000 subscribers. Prime Minister Trudeau has called for an economic boycott of American goods. Premier Ford has ordered American alcohol to be pulled from liquor stores shelves. Nova Scotia has done the
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