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Question: Is Ottawa doing enough to solve the border crisis with the United States?

PM Justin Trudeau’s federal government, with their New Democrat partners, is granting a ‘tax holiday’ by suspending the GST/HST on several products to make life more affordable. The decision will cost Ottawa over $1 billion in borrowed money, while experts estimate the average Canadian will benefit by less than $5.

Recent developments indicate escalating trade tensions between Canada and the United States, following President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to impose a 25% tariff on Canadian imports. Given their deeply integrated trade relationship, this situation has significant...

Should Churchill’s wit and speeches be mandatory reading for Canadian parliamentarians today?

The federal government announced it will give Canadians a temporary break on the GST applied to some products and send a $250 cheque to help with the affordability crisis.

But is more government spending really the right strategy to combat rising prices?

Ottawa's Immigration Minister declared this week that the era of cheap foreign labour is over, which comes close to an admission that the federal immigration policy has failed. Click below to view the last poll question results: Supply...

The Bloc Quebecois wants to amend the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Act to protect the supply-managed sectors of eggs, poultry and dairy products from being subject to changes through international trade concessions. Such protection will...

1 Question: The upcoming US election on November 5 may be highly consequential to Canada. Will the result be more beneficial to Canada if…

Should medical schools in Canada follow suit from Toronto’s Metropolitan University and reserve class seats for people of specific race and identity?

Foreign interference in federal elections, assassinations on Canadian soil, the presence of Chinese ‘police stations,’ and ‘death to Canada’ calls suggest that diaspora politics has gone wrong.

A candidate in the BC election is proposing to make recordings of court proceedings available online if he forms government. Would you support a similar move to promote learning and judicial transparency in your jurisdiction?

Alberta has proposed legislation to prohibit those under 18 from undergoing irreversible gender affirmation surgery and those under 16 from accessing puberty blockers and hormone therapy.