Category: Canadian politics

  • Canada is on its way to becoming “Brazil”

    Melissa Lantsman’s latest video cuts right to the bone. She points to Brazil, Terry Gilliam’s dark, brilliant satire. The film’s dystopian world unsettlingly mirrors the direction in which Canada is heading. In Brazil, the government doesn’t exist to serve citizens. It exists to preserve itself. Bureaucracy grows for its own sake. Paperwork multiplies. Departments expand.…

  • Carney’s “Fiscal Anchor” Was Never an Anchor at All

    The Parliamentary Budget Officer cut through the noise this week. They did what Ottawa refuses to do. They told the truth about the books. Carney’s so-called “balanced operating budget” wasn’t a plan, a discipline, or anything resembling a real anchor. It was creative accounting dressed up as credibility. The PBO lays it out plainly; the…

  • He wasn’t born into power, and he didn’t fit the political could. But John Diefenbaker reshaped Canadian politics with grit, principle, and a deep belief in a freer, more united country. A new book offers fresh insight into one of the most complex and often misunderstood figures in Canadian politics. In Freedom Fighter: John Diefenbaker’s…