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Political manipulation tactics are working when they make you doubt what you already know is true. That was my reaction reading the National Post’s profile
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Political manipulation tactics are working when they make you doubt what you already know is true. That was my reaction reading the National Post’s profile

I attended an Ontario Health Coalition event in Cornwall yesterday, and once again I was confronted with the reality and dangers of privatization in our
Since the beginning of his second term, President Donald Trump has joked about making Canada the “51st state,” a phrase that reemerged during his recent
This is the second part of our two-part series on propaganda tactics. In Part 1, we explored how politicians, corporations, and movements wrap unpopular policies
What Manipulation Looks Like In September 2025, Canadian MP Rachel Thomas rose in the House of Commons to address the issue of political violence. It
Canada’s Charter: A Promise, Not a Permission Slip We tell ourselves—and the world—that Canada is a country built on rights, not privileges. The Charter of

Government mulls letting trained Health-Care professionals actually use their training. Revolutionary. It only took a health-care crisis, chronic staffing shortages, and years of people sitting
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Like millions of others, I’ve been reading about the Charlie Kirk assassination. The shock hasn’t even worn off, and already his death is being spun,
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This is Part 3 of my series on Peter Thiel, based on his recent interview with Ross Douthat in The New York Times. In Part

This is Part 2 of my series on Peter Thiel, based on his recent interview with Ross Douthat in The New York Times. In Part

I watched the New York Times interview between Ross Douthat and Peter Thiel recently. This is Part 1 of my series on Peter Thiel –

How Conservatives Use Economic Panic to Protect the Rich Conservative scare tactics are made to manipulate, distract, and divide. If you’re busy freaking out over

Doug Ford’s Conservatives have done it again. They’ve shut down Queen’s Park for nearly five months – not for the first time, but at a

With strike action looming, Canada Post has submitted new global offers to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) for both the Urban Operations and

In the wake of the 2025 federal election, more and more dissatisfied prairie voters are discussing independence. This comes after 10 years of a Liberal

Bill 5 fast-tracks development in Ontario’s Ring of Fire by gutting environmental protections and bypassing Indigenous consultation — all in the name of profit. The

Tents are for camping. In Canada, they shouldn’t count as housing. Canada’s housing system is in crisis. That’s not fresh news, but it’s a reality
by: Louise Mignault After losing the election—and his own seat—Pierre Poilievre’s hold on the Conservative Party may be weaker than it looks, despite public pledges

We live in a complex global landscape where few organizations inspire as much curiosity and controversy as the World Economic Forum (WEF). You’re seen the