Nine days ago, I wrote about public trust in government and the growing problem governments create for themselves when they don’t give Canadians enough information to...
By Christopher M. Michaud | The Canadianist Canada’s labour market delivered a surprise few economists saw coming in July. Statistics Canada reported the economy added 75,100...
By Christopher M. Michaud Canadians often point to our political system as proof that we’re different from the United States. Americans live with two dominant parties....
Conservatives don’t need to believe Pierre Poilievre can defeat Mark Carney today. They only need to remain unconvinced that somebody else could do better. There’s a...
A Facebook post caught my attention today because it argued that Mark Carney should be judged by what his government is building, not simply by what...
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he doesn't see the value in using Canadian energy as a bargaining chip in the trade dispute with the United States....
If you travel across this country right now, talk to folks in coffee shops, community halls, or quiet living rooms, you quickly realize one thing: "national...
When access becomes a weapon, every institution built to preserve peace begins to fail.
Every few years, Washington reminds us who we’re dealing with. Tariffs, softwood lumber, dairy quotas, now this — the specifics change, but the pattern doesn’t. The...
I've covered enough appointment cycles to know when a government wants a story buried on a Friday afternoon. Prime Minister Mark Carney's first four Senate appointments...
