What thirty years in tech taught me about misinformation — and why I built CanadaGPT

Poilievre’s Logic Is as Cheap as Dirt Pierre Poilievre’s defenders keep repeating the same claim. Forty one percent in the polls. Eight million votes. The most popular Conservative leader of th...

Why floor crossing, minority governments, and parliamentary weirdness are signs of a healthy system—not a broken one

Why Churchill, Gripens, and Carney’s “beyond pipelines” thinking could quietly redraw Canada’s energy map and the signals suggesting Canada’s next energy corridor won’t be built in BC.

How a little-known Republican consultant rewired the Canadian right — and why his methods still haunt the party today.

The Conservatives’ Americanized “moneyball” politics wins headlines, not results — and ultimately, Canadians lose.

The Conservatives’ Americanized “moneyball” politics wins headlines, not results — and ultimately, Canadians lose.

The AI century will be built on energy and climate. Canada holds both.

The Illusion of Change Can’t Cover a Legacy of Failure

Danielle Smith didn’t just stumble into treachery. She walked it down the runway, waved to the cameras, and smiled for photos.

What Every Provincial Leader Should Know Before Saying Goodbye

A Historic Opportunity to Permanantly Transform Parliament’s Toxic Culture

How Poilievre's Riding Defeat Has Set the Stage for a Tory Reckoning

If the Trump-style media tactics weren't your biggest red flag in Election 45, you've been watching the wrong campaign.

Liberal Leader Mark Carney pledged to keep up “momentum” on reconciliation at a virtual election forum with the Assembly of First Nations Friday.

The Real Story Behind the ‘51st State’ Flap

A Step-by-Step Blueprint to a Canadian ‘Right to Bear Arms’

Why Jagmeet Singh doesn’t answer questions from Rebel News 🧵 Because this is what happens when you do. At the post-debate scrum, Poilievre gets a softball from Rebel’s Sheila Gunn Reid, claims you c...

CBC may broadcast to millions—but Poilievre speaks directly to his base, one notification at a time

Not Just Populism: The Conservative Party of Canada's Plan Behind the Thin Blue Curtain

As Poilievre targets Carney over Brookfield’s offshore fund, the real scandal isn’t one man’s tax record—it’s the legal framework that still rewards avoidance and punishes transparency.

It’s not just “Axe the Tax.” It’s who’s holding the axe — and what they plan to do with it.

In the depths of the Great Depression, long before the CBC became a lightning rod in Canadian politics, it was a Conservative government that brought it into being—not as a luxury, but as a necessity.

No coordinated bond dump. No economic sabotage. Just disciplined diplomacy and a Prime Minister who understands how global markets really work.

As Canada enters the writ period, Carney's leadership signals a shift toward centrist pragmatism, echoing the legacy of the Progressive Conservative tradition.

It’s not just “Axe the Tax.” It’s who’s holding the axe — and what they plan to do with it.

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As Canada enters the writ period, Carney's leadership signals a shift toward centrist pragmatism, echoing the legacy of the Progressive Conservative tradition.

Canada has requested WTO dispute consultations with the U.S. over its imposition of import duties on certain steel and aluminium products from Canada, the trade body said on Thursday.