With Canadians set to hit the polls Monday, Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole made one last campaign stop before the final weekend of the 2021 federal election in Niagara on Friday night.
Speaking before a capacity crowd outside of Steelcon’s St. Catharines facility, O’Toole lamented the myriad hardships average Canadians face in today’s economy.
With less than a week until election day, leader of the federal NDP Jagmeet Singh made a brief campaign stop in Welland on Wednesday.
For the second consecutive year, Niagara College Teaching Brewery posted a stellar showing at the U.S. Open Beer Championship, finishing in the top 10 overall, and taking home three gold medals in the process.
For the second consecutive year, Niagara College Teaching Brewery posted a stellar showing at the U.S. Open Beer Championship, finishing in the top 10 overall, and taking home three gold medals in the process
Even though we are only in mid-September and many of us are still recovering from the effort of getting our kids back into a school routine, I recently came across an article in an Australian paper, The Guardian, that encouraged people to buy ahead for Christmas because of the “dramatically bad global supply chain crisis”.
A few days ago, a story broke that deserved to get a lot more attention than it did. In response to some new labour legislation passed by the majority Alberta government, some union leaders commented that they do not intend to obey these laws. For example, Unifor president Jerry Dias said, “Jason Kenney will not have an impact on the activities of Unifor”.
Justin Trudeau’s “vanity election” is coming to an end. The term to describe this unnecessary contest was coined by national affairs commentator Rex Murphy. He summed up the vote succinctly: “This election is hollow. It is without centre.
The latest federal public opinion polls have the People’s Party of Canada (PPC) capturing anywhere from 4 to 8 per cent of the popular vote. For a party that received a mere 1.6 per cent of all ballots cast just two years ago, that’s a considerable jump in support.
But where, exactly, is the PPC’s support coming from?
You cannot cancel a government program that does not exist yet.
A finals appearance in the women’s championship. A semi-final appearance in the men’s championship.
Canada has a checkered history of provincial government involvement in federal elections, and this current election is no exception.
The ongoing and highly contentious debate over whether or not governments should implement vaccine passports or similar has prompted a range of different stakeholders to express their views in support or opposition.
Bottom of the ninth. Home stretch. Fourth and goal. Whatever sports analogy you choose, it aptly applies to the final week of a political campaign.
A new study by researchers with University College London (UCL) perpetuates the false narrative that the world can flip a switch to turn off oil and gas use and reduce emissions without devastating economies across the globe.
