Big-game hunters - likely including those in Battle River-Crowfoot - sometimes use a saying that may explain why Pierre Poilievre is not Prime Minister today. It goes something like this: “When the ...

The new Liberal leader is clearly not in the same league ... As noisy protesters standing on the road outside the farm chanted “WEF puppet” (referring the World Economic Forum) Carney put ...

But then Trudeau announced he was stepping down. The governing Liberal Party named a new leader. And Canadian politics shifted course, faced with threats of tariffs and annexation from United ...

The latest announcement describes how all front-line public health services – “communicable disease control, immunizations, newborn screening and health promotion” – will be transferred out of AHS to ...

Consider the skill set each leader brings to the table ... Instead he managed to reference the WEF and Preston Manning’s attempts to blackmail the Canadian electorate along with a call for ...

Israel’s ambassador has questioned Canada’s response to the accusations of “genocide” against Israel at a UN court, saying the Trudeau government has been too vague about where it stands ...

As before, this writer sat down and listed what’s good and bad about the two main party leaders. Both Pierre Poilievre ... with the convoy crowd. The anti-WEF conspiracy theory stuff.