ThePrint on MSN5dOpinion
Trudeau’s gone and India is watching. In line—Carney, mini-Trump, pro-Khalistan leader
C anada and India have had a tumultuous and fractious relationship in the last few years, fraught with wild allegations from ...
The Print5d
India has ‘intent and capability’ to interfere in election: Canadian intelligence officer
India has the “intent and capability” to interfere in Canadian communities and democratic processes, a media report said quoting a top Canadian intelligence officer. Canadian Security Intelligence ...
Letters: Canada can stand on its own
Canada needs an Arctic empire no matter the cost — Geoff Russ, March 24; and NP View: A letter to our American friends — ...
GOLDSTEIN: Liberals screwing the West for political gain – again
Another federal election and the Mark Carney-Justin Trudeau Liberals are employing their tried-and-true tactic, made famous ...
The Hill6d
The lessons of Justin Trudeau’s rise and fall
The departure of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau brought not nostalgia but exhaustion to Canada. His leadership, once seen as a fresh start, left the country politically fractured ...
The Vancouver Sun on MSN5d
How the resurgence of the Liberals and the fall of the NDP complicates federal election picture in B.C.
Experts say the key thing to watch in B.C. will be the scale of the Liberal’s resurgence under Mark Carney and whether voters ...
Canadians are anxious as they ponder how to vote this election. Which leader can ease their fears?
The question on the ballot this election is no longer about Justin Trudeau — it’s about who Canadians trust to lead them ...
Calgary Herald on MSN4dOpinion
Braid: Smith shares stage with podcaster who would deny Canadians the vote
Obviously, Smith will keep heading south. On Thursday, she’ll share the stage with Shapiro, who until recently was a powerful ...
Winnipeg Free Press1dOpinion
Elections and the strategy of ballot questions
Every election turns on who can best set and win their “ballot question.” That is the question voters will have uppermost in ...
The one chart that explains the Liberals' polling resurgence
The poll found the Liberals boasting a one-point lead over the Conservatives nationally. With 38 per cent support, the ...
Trump moment drives Carney’s ‘Canada First’ election campaign
Even some usually Conservative voters have announced they will vote for the Liberal prime minister based on his promise to ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN2d
Why are young Canadians, including in Alberta, deciding not to vote?
Jaden Braves is the CEO of Young Politicians of Canada, an advocacy group that has more than 1,000 members across Canada. He ...