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Priorities of the Trudeau Cabinet
Lead Speaker: Anita Vandenbeld, MP Ottawa West-Nepean
Anita is the rookie MP for Ottawa West-Nepean. She was elected because... more
By Qais Ghanem
January 8, 2016
To the editor,
Re: Electoral reform's problematic consequences, Ottawa Sun, December 15, pg. A15: http://www.torontosun.com/2015/12/14/electoral-reforms-... more
By poli_sci_guy
January 3, 2016
To the editor,
Re: Liberals' election plan shows early-onset arrogance, December 29, pg A3 Saskatoon StarPhoenix
I must take issue with Les MacPherson’s... more
By poli_sci_guy
January 1, 2016
Kwey Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Re: Reconciling the Nation-to-Nation Relationship
Congratulations on winning the election and on becoming Canada’s 23rd... more
By Lynn Gehl
December 25, 2015
Kwey Dr. Bennett, Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs;
Congratulations on your appointment as the Cabinet Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs. ... more
By Lynn Gehl
December 16, 2015
From the Paris attacks to last week’s mass shootings in California, like many in the civilized world over the past month I’ve been trying to wrap my head... more
December 7, 2015
OTTAWA — Honourable senators, members of the House of Commons, ladies and gentlemen:
As the representative of Her Majesty the Queen, I am pleased to be here to... more
By unpubadmin
December 4, 2015
Dear fellow New Democrats,
I remember the precise moment I knew we were losing the election.
It was the beginning of October and I checked in with my mother’s... more
November 8, 2015
The first “to-do” list focussed on changes to policy and legislation brought in under the Harper administration. But the damage was not confined to omnibus... more
November 2, 2015
My fellow Canadians, tomorrow is the big day. After one of the longest and arguably bloodiest election periods in Canadian History, tomorrow it will all come... more
By Kevin Harris
October 18, 2015
The revived argument in political debates that “union bosses” are able to significantly influence the outcome of elections in Canada, such as the recent... more
By Greg Matte
October 5, 2015
On September 19, 2015, several hundred 'mourners' staged a unique piece of street theatre in Ottawa—a Memorial March for the Victims of Harperism, featuring a... more
September 30, 2015
A deafening drumbeat whipped an already fevered crowd into a roar as Thomas Mulcair strode upon the stage like a conquering general, surveying the orange-clad... more
By Fram Dinshaw
July 27, 2015
In many markets these days, generational differences in outlook and priorities are important. Over the coming months, as part of Abacus’ market leading work... more
By Abacus Data
July 27, 2015
Last week, I wrote that the Munk School of Global Affairs received $9 million in federal research grants, and hinted about a possible conflict of interest... more
July 22, 2015