BQ-Liberal polarization tightens in Terrebonne, but Conservative collapse depolarizes Toronto races, helping the NDP.

Shocks and cuts to schools, colleges and universities have reduced education sector employment by nearly 10 per cent.

Statistics Canada data shows a decline in bar sales and a hike in fast-food purchases.

UCP’s $10B deficit, driven by 41% drop in expected royalties, hits Albertans even as oil companies pump record levels of crude

Increasingly radical UCP blames immigrants and Ottawa for their own failures.

For second time the Carney Liberals caught playing shell games to cover cuts.

Skyrocketing average tuition under the Ontario Liberals helped Ford PCs win in 2018.

YouTube video by Left East to West

YouTube video by Left East to West

A podcast with Nikki Hill and me, a check-in across the country and interviews for people building Canada.

Trading canola for cars is a deal for a dependant colony not an advanced economy.

At 21 of the 42 deaths, 2025 had the fewest people killed while pedestrians since 2011.

The United States has never recognized Canada's Arctic sovereignty. History shows it takes a long time to build the capacity to project sovereignty, much less to infringe on it.

Canadian solidarity against Trump undermined as Ontario Premier attacks Manitoba jobs in exchange for a TV stunt that won't save a single Ontario job.

The United States has never recognized Canada's Arctic sovereignty. History shows it takes a long time to build the capacity to project sovereignty, much less to infringe on it.

The United States has never recognized Canada's Arctic sovereignty. History shows it takes a long time to build the capacity to project sovereignty, much less to infringe on it.

Torontians were freer from muggings, swarmings, homes invasion, auto theft and many other crimes in 2025. The city's murder rate hasn't been lower in at least 20 years.

Are interventions working? Is use declining? Or are the drugs less lethal?

Liberals and Conservatives are down while the NDP, Greens and Bloc Quebecois are up. But the poll respondents weren't in an election, were they?

Liberals’ vaunted Build Canada Homes program will deliver only a 2% boost to housing construction.

Failing to maintain transit equipment is a sure way to ensure people don't take transit.

Tariffed sectors headed down in October along with residential construction and retail, the warning bell of too few Canadians with money to spend.

NDP support also skews to poor and working class Canadians, but at much lower levels, while Liberal Party dominate among middle class, affluent and university-educated.

He presses the prime minister to fix what aren’t the real causes of the frustrations and worries facing working families. How is that useful?

Some premiers have been targeting trades worker votes -- but any pay hike promise keeps disappearing before Thursday.

Ontario’s October permits hit a 2025 high, though that’s not saying much. At least 75 per cent of the units are for corporate ownership.

The Carney government’s rightward lean has the Liberals gaining support among past Conservative voters but losing voters to the NDP, according to our analysis of public polls released in November.

Full time jobs fell. Labour force participation fell. Job gains were all part-time. PM Carney needs to be less of a topline number cheerleader.

Improved net imports kept GDP positive, but falling household consumption and higher capital investment arising only from a narrow increase in weapons systems is not a win.

Business closures are outpacing openings in Ontario construction and retailing. But in some perhaps unexpected sectors, more businesses are opening.

Ashton holds biggest sign-up potential while Lewis generates highest positive feelings among those who already "know a few things about him."

42,000 fewer workers were employed in construction in October than two years ago. Why does a sector hurt so damaged by bad government policy continue loyalty to the PC Party?

The benchmark composite selling price of housing in Canadian cities was mixed in October, with prices in areas heavily affected by the 2022 bubble mostly continuing to deflate.

Crime in Toronto is down in 2025. The positive trend is big and across most major crime categories.

Doug Ford deflects responsibility for crime-on-bail onto judges and federal politicians, but it's his own trial delays that are putting more people on bail.

The number of workplace fatalities is up, but charges under the Occupational Health and Safety Act have fallen by half.

In October, Ontario lost 14,700 full time jobs and total hours worked fell by 20.7 million hours.

After 10 months of Trump, still no Buy Canada or Buy Ontario provisions giving priority to Canadian-made products.

From his heights in the stratosphere, Carney is not seeing the 1.5 million Canadians without a paycheque today.

A federal leader who helps re-elect NDP governments and turn NDP oppositions leaders into NDP premiers will build the federal better and faster. And get rid of Danielle Smith.

He’s weak on facts. But strong on feelings. Destructive ones. Can a jobs focus be a counter-feeling?

While BC, Alberta and Manitoba enjoyed jobs growth, others had moderate job losses, Ontario workers paid a hard price with 47,000 fewer jobs

Millions in lost fine revenue. Millions spent to process and prepare cases that never get decided — because of a backlogged court system. Guess who pays!