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Opinion
The ideals and principles that proved Jason Kenney's undoing
It is much easier to say no without having to provide a reason than to translate ideas into legislation that advances the common good. This proved to be a difficult adjustment for some MLAs and party members.
Opinion
There's a 150-year-old lesson Trudeau should heed in dealing with Trump's tariffs
The Fathers of Confederation had learned a hard lesson about the unreliability of international diplomacy and resolved that, if they could not rely on their neighbours, they would at least guarantee Canadian businesses access to the widest possible markets within a new, united country.
Opinion
How Trudeau responds to Khadr's bail request will be a major test of his commitment to counter-radicalization
Khadr's lawyer is not going to raise concerns about the possibility of his client's re-radicalization under the influence of his closest family members, so it will be up to the government to make that case, if it has such concerns.
Opinion
Canadian leaders are big talkers on free trade. But what about within our own borders?
If Trudeau and the premiers truly believe what they say about the benefits of free trade when lecturing Donald Trump, they should lead by example and dismantle the patchwork of protectionist laws and regulations in their own backyard.