NATIONAL PULSE – Keep Canada Post public, but changes are needed
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 18, 2025 – Labour strife has become the norm in the relationship between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers over the past [Continue]
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UKRAINE – Turning down Trump’s ceasefire could cost Russia everything
By rejecting Trump’s offer, Putin has galvanized Europe and laid bare Russia’s battlefield and financial weaknesses By BRIAN GIESBRECHT Frontier Centre for Public Policy [Continue]
CITY HALL – Mayor calls for audit to reduce waste, increase transparency
Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson wants an independent forensic audit done of City operations to reduce waste and increase transparency, and he’s challenging any councillors who [Continue]
JOHNSON – Carney shows flexible elbows in polarized political landscape
CANADA IS AT an interesting political crossroads at the moment. Prime Minister Mark Carney currently enjoys the advantage of ideological plasticity. Depending on the issue, [Continue]
FORSETH – Do you want some of what you’re hoping for, or nothing at all?
YESTERDAY CAME NEWS that most (many) conservative leaning B.C. voters have come to dread, time and time again – the formation of another splinter party – and it’s [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Is Carney unwittingly setting the stage for return of Ajax?
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. PRIME MINISTER Mark Carney’s promises to make Canada a global energy and resource super power might be bad news for Kamloops. Carney [Continue]
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