Politics

October 15, 2026

A More Affordable Canada Needs More Than Tax Cuts

A practical proposal for a more affordable Canada links housing, health care, education, skilled trades, resource development, and tax cuts to measurable results. See where it overlaps with Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green, and Bloc policies.

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October 5, 2026

You Can’t 25bp a Chokepoint: What Iran’s Viral Equation Says About Energy, Inflation — and Why Canada Matters

Iran’s Parliament Speaker mocked the Federal Reserve by adding the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb to the famous Taylor Rule. Behind the joke is a serious question: what happens when inflation is caused by an energy shortage that interest rates cannot fix? The answer also reveals why Canada’s oil, gas, uranium and electricity are becoming increasingly strategic.

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September 23, 2026

Canada’s Foreign Influence Commissioner Is Watching Alberta’s Referendum — What That Actually Means

Canada’s Foreign Influence Commissioner says his office is aware of concerns surrounding Alberta’s October 19 referendum and has contacted people and organizations that may have disclosure obligations. Here’s what the new federal registry actually does.

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September 22, 2026

Canada’s Equalization System Explained: Does Alberta Really Have a Legitimate Complaint?

Alberta is one of Canada’s largest net contributors to federal finances, but does that mean it is unfairly paying Equalization to Quebec and other provinces? We examine how Equalization really works, who pays for it, why Alberta receives nothing, and which of Alberta’s complaints are legitimate.

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September 16, 2026

Canada as an EU “Associate Member”: What Could It Mean for Canada and Canadians?

The EU wants Canada to become its first “associate member,” but the status does not yet exist. Here is what deeper European integration could mean for Canadian trade, jobs, farmers, workers, sovereignty and relations with the United States.

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September 13, 2026

Mark Carney’s EU Visit: What It’s All About

Mark Carney addresses the EU Parliament and von der Leyen’s State of the Union in Strasbourg this week. Here’s what the historic visit means for Canada.

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September 8, 2026

Quiet U.S. Policy Changes and Canada’s Response: What Changed on September 8, 2026

Canada’s September 8 government watch finds a U.S. move toward mandatory beef origin labelling, new Section 338 machinery, Canadian counter-tariffs now in force and an extension of federal fuel-tax relief.

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September 6, 2026

U.S. Treasury Secretary Compared Canada to a “Yippy Dog” — But This Viral Bill Clinton Video Is Not What It Seems

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissed Canada as a “little yippy dog” during an escalating trade dispute. The insulting remark is real—but the viral video presenting Bill Clinton’s response appears to use synthetic audio.

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September 6, 2026

When Presidential Messaging Becomes a Meme Feed: Donald Trump’s Latest Truth Social Posts

Donald Trump’s September 6 Truth Social feed featured giant robots, military destruction, historic self-comparisons and bizarre AI imagery. This isn’t a mental-health diagnosis — it’s an examination of what presidential communication has become.

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September 4, 2026

America First—or Trump First? The Canadian Test Every MAGA Supporter Should Take

Trump’s pressure on Canada raises a question every “America First” voter should ask: do these actions serve the United States, or one man’s power, prestige and private interests?

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