The Alberta premier says she is closer to reaching a deal with the prime minister about carbon pricing and a pipeline
Category: Dispatches
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‘Nothing has changed’: Poilievre takes aim at Liberals under Carney
At a national gathering of conservatives, the Tory leader said the Liberals have stolen Conservative ideas — and still got it wrong
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‘A nation-building project worthy of the term’: Lewis on hot-button issues
The new NDP leader fielded questions revealing his positions on the new sovereign wealth fund, MAID, social media bans and Gaza student visas
Posted inReligion
Religious leaders criticize Quebec’s secularism push — and their role in it
Religious leaders voice alarm over Quebec’s latest secularism bill, but also note the need to be self-critical
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Chrétien, Harper stress need for Canadian unity
It’s the ‘beginning of the end of the American empire’ and Canada must stay united: two former PMs
Posted inDevelopment Aid
Home is where the war is
Why some Canadians have chosen to live — and serve — in a nation at war, offering aid, education and support
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Canada’s feminist foreign aid in action in Ukraine
In Ukraine, a Canadian grant is helping women make their country’s land safe. Now, the Carney government is pulling back from feminist foreign policy
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Public sector’s size is up, output down: report
About a fifth of all Canadian employees now work for the government — and their productivity is falling
Posted inDevelopment Aid
‘Ovechkin almost got me killed’
A Canadian father-and-son duo recount Russian capture, their near-death experiences and what drives them to keep helping Ukrainians
Posted inDrugs
A cannabis industrial policy?
An Ottawa event convening business and policy leaders emphasized opportunities for further growing Canada’s cannabis industry