Call them by their name – they’re terrorists
By Rosie DiMannoNational AffairsOctober 27, 2023 Edition Sadly, it does bear repeating apparently, to call Hamas what it is. Already
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Canada can’t just write off India
By Andrew PhillipsSeptember 29, 2023 Edition Does India have a point when it accuses the Trudeau government of pandering to
Read MorePoilievre targets Bloc in bid for Quebec votes
By Althia Raj / September 15, 2023 The Conservative party has set its target on the Bloc Québécois and the
Read MoreSingh’s hands tied as he walks tightrope
By Althia Raj / September 8, 2023 You could call it the summer of Liberal discontent. Since June, poll after
Read MoreDoes PM really think housing isn’t his job?
By Edward Keenan / August 11, 2023 No one is paying me for political communications strategy advice, I admit. But
Read MoreX marks spot of Twitter’s demise
By Vinay Menon / July 28, 2023 The first rule of rebranding: don’t confuse the world. Watching Elon Musk run
Read MoreCan leaders win back votes?
By Susan Delacourt / June 29, 2023 It takes a certain lack of humility to plunge into political life. But
Read MorePoilievre needs a hand with approach
Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives clearly wanted a win in this past week’s byelections in the worst way. In one riding, at
Read MoreExploiting our fears
By Susan Delacourt / June 16, 2023 Our safe places suddenly feel unsafe, and Canada’s politicians are only making it
Read MoreTech is stalking me, and I can’t escape
By Heather Mallick / June 2, 2023 Cookies surveil me online and send me ads that seem increasingly like harassment
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