Category: Federal Politics

Our antiquated electoral system threatens to silence NDP and Green voices

Posted by Richard Starr | Apr 17, 2025 | All Posts, Federal Politics |

Resistance fighter Charlie Angus has been out west recently, taking his elbows-up message into...

Down in the polls? Play the separatism card

Posted by Richard Starr | Apr 6, 2025 | Federal Politics |

It is unsettling to witness the lengths to which Danielle Smith and Preston Manning will to go...

Going over the lineup for “Team Pierre”

Posted by Richard Starr | Mar 17, 2025 | Federal Politics |

Mark Carney unveiled his new slimmed-down election-ready cabinet last Friday, eliciting...

Details still fuzzy but direction of Poilievre policies becoming clearer

Posted by Richard Starr | Jan 16, 2025 | Federal Politics |

It was last January that an editorial in Canada’s self-appointed National Newspaper declared that,...

Latest numbers confirm Nova Scotia’s population boom is over

Posted by Richard Starr | Dec 21, 2024 | Federal Politics, Nova Scotia Politics |

As predicted here Nova Scotia’s population boom is continuing to lose momentum. Statistics...

Carbon tax looking less costly even as NDP shies away

Posted by Richard Starr | Oct 18, 2024 | Federal Politics |

Like most other Canadians we received our quarterly carbon tax rebate on Tuesday – $154...

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Category: Federal Politics

Our antiquated electoral system threatens to silence NDP and Green voices

Down in the polls? Play the separatism card

Going over the lineup for “Team Pierre”

Details still fuzzy but direction of Poilievre policies becoming clearer

Latest numbers confirm Nova Scotia’s population boom is over

Carbon tax looking less costly even as NDP shies away

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Our antiquated electoral system threatens to silence NDP and Green voices

Down in the polls? Play the separatism card

Going over the lineup for “Team Pierre”

Details still fuzzy but direction of Poilievre policies becoming clearer

Latest numbers confirm Nova Scotia’s population boom is over

Carbon tax looking less costly even as NDP shies away

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