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Saskatchewan Elections: A Century of Political Shifts
Both the Liberals and the Provincial Rights Party adopted similar planks in their platform related…
Trump’s Iran Deal: A Costly “Turd Rolled in Glitter”
Martin Sweeny examines the US-Iran memorandum under Trump, labeling it a significant defeat for American…
The Numbers: Political Polls, Quiz Redemption
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Trump’s Iran Policy: Bombs, Ceasefire, and Influence Shifts
The Bulwark disects Trump's Iran policy, examining the impact of bombing tactics followed by concessions.…
Applebaum: Trump’s Lies & Propaganda Tactics
Anne Applebaum scrutinizes Donald Trump's use of a "firehose of lies" propaganda technique, drawing parallels…
APTN National News: Nunavik TB Crisis & First Nations Garden
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BC Coast Reserve: Bigger Than PEI
A vast marine conservation reserve, exceeding the size of P.E.I., has been established on British…
Nutrition North: Cultivating Food Entrepreneurship
Canada's Nutrition North program undergoes reform, shifting focus to fostering food entrepreneurship and regional solutions.…
CBC Pulls Plug on Indigenous Satire Show After Residential Schools Skeptics Complain
CBC is pausing production on Northland Tales, a satirical Indigenous comedy series co-produced with the…
Canada’s Cannabis Act: Time for Indigenous Rights?
The Cannabis Act faces calls for significant amendments to accommodate Indigenous self-governance, particularly after recent…
Baffinland Mines Seeks Creditor Protection
Baffinland Iron Mines has initiated creditor protection proceedings to evaluate strategic options, including recapitalization or…
PEI Elections: A Century of Political History & Leaders
Examining key provincial elections and leadership contests. Discover the figures and shifts that defined PEI's political landscape over a century.
Carney vs. Poilievre: Who Faces a Cruel Summer?
Recent polls suggest a strong start to summer for Mark Carney's Liberals, while Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives struggle for momentum. This analysis explores whether the coming months will offer relief or…
Belarus’s Shifting Stance: Lukashenka’s New Tack
Belarusian dictator Lukashenka's recent efforts to mend ties with Ukraine indicate a significant change in his perception of the ongoing conflict. This strategic maneuvering by a key Russian ally warrants…
Iran War: Was It Worth the Cost?
Lloyd Axworthy analyzes the declaration that the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran was "worth it," highlighting the vast human and economic costs incurred. It questions the wisdom of such pronouncements before…
Trump Data Tracking, Iran Ceasefire, Trump Family Deals
The Trump administration faces scrutiny for tracking user data on federal websites. Meanwhile, a US-Iran ceasefire holds, amidst new revelations about Trump family business dealings.
Daily Cartoon: The Revolving Door
Enjoy today's whimsical cartoon sketch featuring a revolving doorway, dated June 24, 2026. This piece offers a fresh perspective to start your day.
Loss of Trust Fuels Populism: A Global Cancer
A look into the role of trust in politics, arguing its erosion is a breeding ground for populism. It examines the impacts on both US and UK political landscapes, highlighting…
Macron’s EU-China Strategy: From Waving to Waffling?
Emmanuel Macron pushes for a collective EU response to China's economic threat, encountering resistance. The article examines the "Second China Shock" and Europe's struggle to balance economic ties with strategic…
PEI Elections: A Century of Political History & Leaders
Examining key provincial elections and leadership contests. Discover the figures and shifts that defined PEI's political landscape over a century.
UN Tells Canada to End Indian Act Status Cut-Off — Indigenous Women Say Consultation Is Being Used to Delay Justice
A United Nations body is pressing Ottawa to pass Bill S-2 and eliminate the second-generation cut-off in the Indian Act — a rule that strips status from First Nations descendants…
Alberta Wants Out, Quebec Votes in October — And Canada’s Centre May Not Hold This Time
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At Canada Strong and Free, Conservatives Took Aim at Reconciliation and “Wokeism” — Cole Bennett Wasn’t Impressed
NDP MP Jamil Jivani mocked land acknowledgments at the Ottawa conference while Danielle Smith declared Alberta had "ended wokeism" to loud applause. Independent journalist Cole Bennett breaks down what was…
Danielle Smith – the public face of foreign interference in Canada – gets Canadian security clearance
A United Nations body is pressing Ottawa to pass Bill S-2 and eliminate the second-generation cut-off in the Indian Act — a rule that strips status from First Nations descendants…
Charlie Angus Marks One Year of The Resistance Tour — And He’s Just Getting Started
For our small team, May 12th is special: it’s the anniversary of the first Elbows Up Resistance Town Hall in Picton, Ontario.  From a packed theatre in Picton to…
Nurturing Urban Forests: Winnipeg’s Intensive Tree Care
Winnipeg is diligently working to restore its urban forest, decimated by disease. This intensive effort…
Canada’s Major Projects: Balancing Progress & Nature
A new federal proposal to fast-track major infrastructure projects in Canada raises significant environmental concerns.…
Quebec: Canada’s Electrification Bellwether
Quebec, Canada's most electrified province, serves as a crucial case study for its national electrification…
Alberta’s Bitumen: Untapped Value in Advanced Materials
Alberta is missing a significant economic opportunity by primarily selling bitumen as fuel. Shifting focus…
Manitoba’s Sunny Paradox: No Plan for Solar Power
Manitoba, among Canada's sunniest regions, surprisingly neglects solar power in its energy strategy. This highlights…
NDP Struggles Persist Despite Polling Gains
The NDP grapples with consistent struggles, even as isolated polling data suggests minor improvements. Latest…
Saskatchewan Elections: A Century of Political Shifts
Both the Liberals and the Provincial Rights Party adopted similar planks in their platform related…
Trump’s Iran Deal: A Costly “Turd Rolled in Glitter”
Martin Sweeny examines the US-Iran memorandum under Trump, labeling it a significant defeat for American…
The Numbers: Political Polls, Quiz Redemption
As the summer political season begins, The Numbers dissects the latest federal and provincial poll…
Waterloo Court Grants Rights to Unhoused Individuals
The CCLA celebrates a landmark Ontario court decision recognizing unhoused individuals' constitutional rights and mandating…
Poilievre: The ‘Man of the People’ Who Never Paid Rent
This report dissects Pierre Poilievre's publicly funded life, contrasting it with his populist rhetoric. It…
US Freezes Canada’s Defence Board: A New Low
The US has halted its participation in the Permanent Joint Board on Defence with Canada,…
Is H5N1 Bird Flu the Next Pandemic Threat?
The H5N1 bird flu poses a significant pandemic threat, with experts warning of its potential…
NB Residents Battle AI Data Centre Over Environment & Power
Residents in Lorneville, New Brunswick, are actively opposing a proposed AI data centre, citing concerns…
Trump’s Tariffs: Forced Labour the New Justification
Following a Supreme Court setback, the Trump administration quickly reframed its global tariff strategy. Forced…
Cuba’s Silent War: The Blockade’s Human Cost
Charlie Angus sounds the alarm on the severe humanitarian crisis in Cuba caused by the…
Authoritarian Libertarianism: A Political Cancer
Markham Hislop talks about the concept of authoritarian libertarianism, highlighting its contradictory nature and pervasive…
The Walrus Dominates National Magazine Awards with 5 Golds
The Walrus celebrated a stellar night at the 2026 National Magazine Awards, securing an impressive…
America’s Escalating Political Violence
America faces a perilous epidemic of political violence, fueled by escalating hate and division. This…
North Korean Forced Labor Penetrates EU Supply Chains
A new report highlights North Korea's state-imposed forced labor, with workers exploited abroad and their…
Canada’s High-Speed Rail Debate: Lessons from the CPR
Leni Spooner draws parallels between Canada's 1881 CPR debate and today's high-speed rail proposals, highlighting…
Russia’s ‘Civic Death Law’ Targets Exiled Critics
Russia proposes a stark 'civic death law' intended to severely restrict exiled critics, denying them…
Global Perception of Canada: An Unexpected Picture
David Moscrop on global perceptions of Canada after book tour experiences in Australia and New…
Bill Barilko’s Enduring Mystery: Hockey Legend’s Fate
Unravel the compelling mystery of NHL legend Bill Barilko, whose iconic Stanley Cup-winning goal was…
Nurturing Urban Forests: Winnipeg’s Intensive Tree Care
Winnipeg is diligently working to restore its urban forest, decimated by disease. This intensive effort…
Hoekstra, MAGA & Alberta Voter Data Scandal
Former US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra is implicated in the manipulation of Alberta voter data, raising…
Baffinland Mines Seeks Creditor Protection
Baffinland Iron Mines has initiated creditor protection proceedings to evaluate strategic options, including recapitalization or…
Canada ups Ebola screening as Ontario test negative
Canada is enhancing airport Ebola screening protocols following an individual's negative test in Ontario. This…
APTN National News: Nunavik TB Crisis & First Nations Garden
APTN National News investigates the critical tuberculosis crisis gripping Nunavik, bringing vital awareness to this…
ICE Funding: A Mental Health Crisis
Increased ICE funding exacerbates a growing mental health crisis marked by detainee deaths and community-wide…
First Canadian Hantavirus Case Confirmed in B.C.
The first hantavirus case in Canada has been confirmed in a British Columbia patient. This…
Returning to Ontario: What to Expect Now
For those contemplating a return to Ontario, this article provides a candid look at the province's current landscape. It navigates the updated economic, social, and political realities, contrasting them with…
CLC Convention: Workers’ Agenda for Canada
The Canadian Labour Congress convention in Winnipeg drew thousands to discuss critical labour issues. Union leaders and NDP representatives outlined a progressive agenda for Canadian workers' rights and well-being.
David Malone: A Legacy of Memories
This moving tribute compiles cherished memories of David Malone, an extraordinary friend, mentor, and colleague. It paints a portrait of his unique contributions and lasting legacy, deeply touching all who…
Canada’s Electrification Strategy: A Critical Gap
Ottawa's new electricity strategy prioritizes supply, overlooking crucial demand-side electrification and domestic manufacturing. This imbalance…
Alberta’s Pipeline Dreams vs. Global Oil Reality
Alberta's energy minister champions new pipelines, but global data from the IEA and BloombergNEF contradict…
Canadians Facing Billions in Higher Oil Costs
A recent report indicates Canadians face $12 billion in increased oil costs over the next…
The U.S. has imposed duties on Canadian mushrooms, exposing Canada’s significant reliance on a single export market. This move highlights a recurring pattern of trade disputes and underscores the need for Canada to address its structural economic vulnerabilities.
The U.S. has imposed duties on Canadian mushrooms, exposing Canada's significant reliance on a single…
NDP Struggles Persist Despite Polling Gains
The NDP grapples with consistent struggles, even as isolated polling data suggests minor improvements. Latest Canadian surveys highlight the Liberals' sustained lead, keeping the political landscape largely unchanged.
Saskatchewan Elections: A Century of Political Shifts
Both the Liberals and the Provincial Rights Party adopted similar planks in their platform related to the ownership of public utilities and the building of railroads and schools. But Haultain’s…
