By; Jordan Twiss Through his tenure as prime minister, Stephen Harper earned the moniker control-freak-in-chief for his heavy-handed use of his prime ministerial power.
Read More‘Just transition’ looks increasingly unlikely
By: Jordan Twiss Fourteen years after Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper signed Canada onto a G20 commitment to wind down subsidies to the fossil fuel sector, the end may finally be in sight under current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government.
Read MorePolitical rhetoric paints misleading picture
By: Jordan Twiss If you were unwise enough to use politics as a barometer for the state of the world, you would almost certainly come away confused about what is reality and what isn’t.
Read MoreCompetition Bureau needs teeth to stop “greedflation”
By: Jordan Twiss It’s rare these days to encounter humility in governance.
Read MorePostmedia woes highlight need to support local… again
By: Jordan Twiss For more than four centuries, newspapers have been delivering the news to readers around the world.
Read MoreFederal disability act better late than never
By: Jordan Twiss It’s about time.Sort of?Maybe? Kinda?
Read MoreFeds should pay more than lip service to pharmacare
By: Jordan Twiss For better and for worse, the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities and failures of our healthcare system.
Read MoreFeds setting stage for Canada’s climate failure
By: Jordan Twiss When embarking on an ambitious undertaking – say, to prevent the world from roasting like a chicken – it’s important to have goals in mind.
Read MoreA 2023 election? Let’s hope not
By: Jordan Twiss There’s an electric feeling in the air of late. Could it be the thrill of summer’s arrival? Or is it perhaps an omen that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may soon call a snap federal election?
Read MoreChina interference report marred by partisanship
By: Jordan Twiss The show’s over folks. Go home.
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