Pierre Poilievre: A Political Life. Andrew Lawton. Sutherland House, 2024. As my long-time readers are aware of, I have found much to criticize in Pierre Poilievre – particularly on some of his more unhinged policies (like bribing cities to build apartments above transit stations) and his skittishness around the immigration issue. This article is not about […]
Canada’s Left Should Read The New Pierre Poilievre Biography Read More »
It is hard to believe that it was way back in November 2022 that Pierre Poilievre, during a press conference, first claimed that “it feels like everything is broken in this country right now.” Poilievre never really defined what “everything” included or excluded, though he later posted “We can fix it” on social media with
It’s The U.S. That’s Broken, Not Canada Read More »
Poilievre’s Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) currently has the greatest political opportunity to reform immigration since it started to work against the interests of the people decades ago. With immigration so obviously the cause of the decline in living standards that even 62% of immigrants want to reduce it, Poilievere’s patriotic supporters can only defend
Poilievre, Stop Worrying and Seize the Immigration Opportunity Read More »
In 2012, National Post published an interesting piece on immigration to Canada: As immigration booms, ethnic enclaves swell and segregate. The article revealed the extent to which mass immigration is creating ethnic enclaves in suburbs and towns across Canada. In 1981, Canada had 6 neighborhoods with ethnic enclaves, defined as locations where more than 30%
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