Jagmeet Singh is opposed to a coalition with the Tories…or is he?
Singh could enter into an informal, rather than a formal, agreement with the Tories to create mutually beneficial policies…
Is the rise in inequality exaggerated?
Whether it is or not all comes down to confirmation bias…
Which unprincipled party will you be voting for?
Even overlooking the personal smears, record fudging, or repressing the truth, the parties are filled with contradictions of the things they stand for…
Millennials like me will be on the hook for election promises
Big promises by big governments cost a lot. Just like interest payments go up on an unpaid credit card, interest payments on our national debt are also going up…
What will the federal parties do to strengthen charities?
What are the parties’ plans for an economic sector that employs almost 2.5 million people and helps millions of Canadians everyday…
Learn to recognize destructive leadership and respond
We live in a world of failed and successful social experiments. Repeating patterns tend to reveal deeper truths…
Finding common ground on pipeline expansion
No issue in Canada has been framed as more black and white than pipeline development…
High-speed rail case difficult to make
Governments and taxpayers need to look more closely at several factors, including transportation, impact and costs…
Time to stop oversimplifying politics
To move our country forward we must begin to approach issues with a collaborative spirit and a yes/and approach…
The great Canadian political double standard
Why conservatives like Scheer are held to a different standard than liberals like Trudeau…