Why I couldn't resist Alberta's call
Alberta is young, full of opportunity, and it is also Canada’s most meritocratic province; a place where one need not be born into the right family to have a shot in life.
How Canada’s Conservatives can look more like Britain’s Tories
Most minorities actually like Canada. The Conservative Party can capitalize on this goodwill by becoming the party of civic nationalism like their U.K. Tory cousins.
The message that will win Pierre Poilievre the next election
Pitching himself as a leader able to “do a few things well, not a lot of things poorly” is the message that will make Pierre Poilievre the next prime minister of Canada.
What South Korea can teach Canada about soft power
Rather than dismissing the CBC as a waste of taxpayer dollars, we should acknowledge it as a critical incubator of soft power—a currency that’s more powerful than ever before in a global landscape dominated by social media and steaming platforms.
Poilievre must find his inner Jack Layton to give the Tories a chance
Lost amidst the national media’s fixation on a small number of Confederate flags and Swastikas spotted at the protests were a much larger number of Fleur-de-lis; a good amount of French could be heard from protestors on the ground as well. The media has also been slow to draw a connection between the protests and Premier Legault’s draconian winter curfew.