The main features of the budget included a continuation of big spending, with $142 billion in new spending and tax incentives, more government programs, zero broadly-based tax cuts and high budgetary deficits in excess of $50 billion for the next five years.
Last week, Ottawa released The Plan for a Stronger Canada. It is the first national security strategy since 2004, when Paul Martin was Prime…
Arriving in Montreal on Wednesday night, the President of the European Commission, Ursula Gertrud von der Leyen, posted on social media, “Rarely have I…
Make no mistake: this election was a watershed moment for Canada. Trudeau liberalism, already on life support, was given the boot on Saturday. All Canadians should be grateful for that.
Recently released economic data and fiscal reports point to an unequivocal conclusion: Canada is in decline. Having suffered though “Canada’s Lost Decade” under former…
The 21st Canada-EU Summit is scheduled to take place next week on October 29 and 30 in Montreal. Prime Minister Mark Carney will host…
By the time you read this, we will know the results of Alberta citizens’ votes on their referendum to have a referendum as well…
Scrutineers watched the count late into Monday night, and ballots are still being counted, but the direction is clear enough. Albertans appear to have…
Canadians have good reason to be wary of the Liberals’ approach to medical assistance in dying (MAiD). On Oct. 7, the government announced it…
For decades, we have been bombarded with climate extremism including predictions that the world would end, the planet would burn up and the human…
