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“There is nothing more damaging to a political leader’s image, and his prospects, than being perceived as weak. Weakness reaffirms your critics’ worst opinions. Weakness makes your own team question your capabilities. Weakness...
Yes we’re supposed to be on holidays but how can you not post this new video by Bryan Adams on the current state of our relations with Donald Trump and the U.S.
Canada usually has the pulse rate of a rock in world affairs. Not so today with Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada … at least in Australia: You need to be logged in...
Prime Minister Mark Carney praises the Canadian Men’s National Team for their show of character in their soccer victory over Qatar on Thursday in the World Cup: You need to be logged...
Rural Ottawans have their list of grievances with Ottawa City Hall, a Bulldog reader says. You need to be logged in to view the rest of the content. Please Log In. Not a...
The city has not been repairing its infrastructure and that has put this Vanier arena’s future in doubt, mayoral candidate Neil Saravanamuttoo says. You need to be logged in to view the rest...
Ontario felt the new Canadian flag didn’t reflect its British history. So it created its own flag that speaks to the province’s colonial past: You need to be logged in to view...
Political discontent may be growing across the country, but this quarter’s premier approval ratings show a clear concentration of trouble among three of the country’s most prominent leaders. In Alberta, British Columbia and...
The summer is a pivotal season for Prime Minister Mark Carney as the U.S.-Canada trade relationship enters a forced inflexion point with the scheduled joint review of the U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade agreement, which...
A long-simmering “what if” has become a reality in Alberta, with federalists and separatists now on a five-month clock to convince Albertans to either smother the emerging flames of a sovereignty movement...
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