Going over some of the more ridiculous details of the Liberal government's 'Strong Border Bill'. This is not what people voted for.===Visit the Merch store: ...
Canada’s Senate Debates A Guaranteed Livable Basic Income
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Bernier loses defamation fight against commentator who labelled him racist
Maxime Bernier has lost his defamation fight against a controversial columnist who repeatedly portrayed the People's Party of Canada leader as racist, misogynist and anti-Semitic during the run-up to the 2019 federal election.
Pierre Poilievre Releases Most Off-Putting Video Since Election Loss
While the Conservative Party is mulling over a leadership change, seatless leader Pierre Polievre has released his most off-putting video since his election ...
The Conservatives Can't Change, And It's Why They Can't Win
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A throne speech from two rich men: Make Canada Great Again?
From the “throne” of Parliament, one of the richest men in the world read a speech written by one of the richest men in Canada. This was heralded as a victory for Canadian identity and sovereignty against threats by another rich and anti-democratic man in Washington DC. What does this mean for the rest of us?
King Charles inherited the wealth created by the enslaved and colonized people the world over.
In a first-past-the-post system like Canada’s, it’s not unusual for the major parties to consolidate support in the run-up to an election. But in the bigger picture, the NDP—and the Canadian left more generally—seems to be at a loss for purpose in a political landscape that is suddenly oriented around threats from our southern neighbour.
NDP insiders are trying to cook the leadership race
The New Democratic Party needs a bold, democratic renewal—but insiders appear to want a short, rigged race to lock in the status quo.
Desmond Cole and Martin Lukacs discuss the consultant class’s grip on the party, and what a different kind of NDP might look like.
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From the family of a former prime minister, to a group of tech bros acting a lot like Elon Musk, the Poilievres are lending an ear to Canada’s rich and powerful…
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What A ‘Bolder’ Green Party Could Mean For The Left - ZNetwork
Since announcing his leadership bid earlier this month, Zack Polanksi seems to have succeeded in his mission to shake things up. In an online video (which
Mark Carney is already betraying the voters who made him PM – Canadian Dimension
Carney has made it clearer than ever that he will be a conservative prime minister, governing on behalf of the rich and powerful to maintain their grip on Canadian society. Many thousands of progressive voters were clearly misled into thinking otherwise. This underscores that even as Poilievre lost the election, he won the ideological debate within the Liberal Party.
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It’s time for the NDP to embrace democracy – Canadian Dimension
Though much of the party’s focus will now necessarily shift towards the selection of a compelling leader, that leader will also need a more vibrant and shared raison d’etre with which to galvanize voters. As the NDP goes back to the proverbial drawing board it seems appropriate that they examine that second word in their own name: democratic.