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  • Canada, Commentary, Politics, Steve Lafleur (historic), Uncategorized / November 1, 2013

    Politician Salaries: You Get What You Pay For

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  • Alberta, Canada, Christopher Sands, Commentary, Energy, Politics, Regulation, Robert Murray, Uncategorized, United States / May 2, 2014

    Keystone XL, Obama, and the Politics of Indecision

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    Frontier Centre Releases 1st Annual Responsible Budgeting Report

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Canada Needs a Diefenbaker

Brian Giesbrecht, Commentary, PoliticsMarch 29, 2018

In recent years, we have seen the children of former strong Canadian leaders enter politics. They don’t have to start at the bottom because of the reputations their fathers forged through the hot steel of heady Canadian issues, such as …

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The Arkhipov Calm

Brian Giesbrecht, Commentary, Foreign Affairs, PoliticsMarch 25, 2018

Where would we be without Vasili Arkhipov? In fact, would we be here at all? Who is Vasili Arkhipov you may ask? Before I get to that, let me talk for a minute about the nuclear world we now live …

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The Tale of Four Women

Brian Giesbrecht, Commentary, PoliticsMarch 6, 2018

The recent election win of Donald Trump is now changing the political world in Canada. To his critics, he is the worst of everything a human being can be. His detractors call him names that have been considered extreme, even …

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Political Polarization in the United States and Canada

Commentary, Essay, Philip Carl Salzman, PoliticsFebruary 23, 2018

Political polarization in both the United States and Canada seems to increase every year. Those on the left appear to move ever farther to the left; while those on the right find less and less in common with their fellow …

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Candidates Must Report on Donations Before Elections

Commentary, Politics, Randy PatrickOctober 11, 2017

Anyone who has been involved in municipal politics–at least over the past couple of decades–has heard virtually every candidate say they support increased transparency. Why do they say this and then not follow through? Transparency makes the democratic process work …

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Biases in the Media

Commentary, Culture Wars, Gerry Bowler, PoliticsOctober 9, 2017

A recent Gallup poll in the United States revealed that while 62% of Democratic party voters trusted the media, only 14% of Republicans believed that the media could be relied on to get the facts straight. Is there really bias …

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Wab Kinew: The New NDP Leader

Aboriginal Futures, Brian Giesbrecht, Commentary, PoliticsOctober 5, 2017

The dust has still not settled after Wab Kinew was elected as the new leader of Manitoba’s New Democratic Party. He has admitted to past indiscretions, but revelations of a domestic violence charge from some years ago gave rise to …

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