Alberta Premier Jason Kenney abruptly pledged to resign Wednesday evening after a narrow victory in a leadership review wasn’t enough to convince him he had the support of the UCP membership.
Jason Kenney’s swift departure as United Conservative Party leader is a lamentable outcome for Canadian conservatism. It reflects the rise of an oppositional mindset on the Right that is bad for Conservative politics.
In its early days, social media was a revolutionary tool to connect, persuade, and mobilize supporters. Now cranky, crude, and toxic, social media has become a scourge on Canada’s political class.
Like any grassroots party, the New Blue Party scorns the establishment, whether it’s Doug Ford’s PC Party or Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party.
Today’s episode of Frum Dialogues features discussion on the precipitous drop in the value of cryptocurrencies, as well as the conservative shift in the U.S. judiciary in the context of a pending Supreme Court decision on abortion rights.
This week’s Hub Dialogue Roundtable discusses whether the Conservative Party of Canada has a problem on its hands after a silly official debate, as well as the Ontario election getting underway.
The Canada Strong and Free conference highlights the intellectual renewal and reinvigorated debate happening in Canada’s conservative movement.
The first official Conservative Party leadership debate featured scuffles among the participants over cryptocurrencies, the Bank of Canada, and abortion.
Already famous for cracking down on dissent, Canada is poised to become a global leader in restricting online speech and meddling with news media as the government moves forward with a buffet of speech and media legislation.
Francis Fukuyama joins Hub Dialogues to discuss the history of liberalism, why people are so disillusioned with it these days, and the caustic effects of polarization.
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