Canadian Politics
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Nobody Asked Whether We Had the People
The spending debate has been conducted entirely in equipment. None of it is the binding constraint on what Canada can do in the Baltics this year.
Half a Trillion, and No Line Item
The submarines appear in every announcement. Federal officials confirm no money has been set aside for them. Meanwhile one in five new soldiers is a permanent resident.
Four soldiers dead at Wainwright, and the questions Ottawa still has not answered
A fire that began on a training range reached the town that hosts it. Four are dead, 39 injured, and the cause may take weeks.
Kenney says separatists infiltrated the UCP as Alberta's advance polls open
Ten questions, five days of advance voting, and a vote on October 19 on whether to hold a binding referendum on leaving Canada.
Bill C-9 and the Death of Free Expression
A United States senator has entered the debate over Canada's Bill C-9, warning that the legislation — dubbed the Censorship Bill by its critics — threatens to extinguish religious freedom and basic free expression for Ca