Matt Horwood

Politics This Morning: 140 million rapid COVID tests coming to provinces and territories

Good Thursday morning! Yesterday, Prime Minister JUSTIN TRUDEAU delivered his first COVID-19 update of the year, alongside Health Minister JEAN-YVES DUCLOS, Chief Public Health

Politics This Morning: 140 million rapid COVID tests coming to provinces and territories

Good Thursday morning! Yesterday, Prime Minister JUSTIN TRUDEAU delivered his first COVID-19 update of the year, alongside Health Minister JEAN-YVES DUCLOS, Chief Public Health

Politics This Morning: 140 million rapid COVID tests coming to provinces and territories

Good Thursday morning! Yesterday, Prime Minister JUSTIN TRUDEAU delivered his first COVID-19 update of the year, alongside Health Minister JEAN-YVES DUCLOS, Chief Public Health

Politics This Morning: Trudeau in DC for Three Amigos summit; B.C. declares state of emergency following catastrophic floods

Good Thursday morning! After record-breaking rainfall that caused major flooding and several mudslides, British Columbia has declared a province-wide state of emergency at noon

Politics This Morning: Trudeau in DC for Three Amigos summit; B.C. declares state of emergency following catastrophic floods

Good Thursday morning! After record-breaking rainfall that caused major flooding and several mudslides, British Columbia has declared a province-wide state of emergency at noon

Politics This Morning: Trudeau in DC for Three Amigos summit; B.C. declares state of emergency following catastrophic floods

Good Thursday morning! After record-breaking rainfall that caused major flooding and several mudslides, British Columbia has declared a province-wide state of emergency at noon

Canada fails to ‘walk the walk’ on emissions targets despite lofty summit pledges, COP26 delegates say

Despite making bold commitments at COP26, Canada has not demonstrated a desire to advance meaningful action at home on reducing emissions or take on

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 17, 2021

Canada fails to ‘walk the walk’ on emissions targets despite lofty summit pledges, COP26 delegates say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 17, 2021

Despite making bold commitments at COP26, Canada has not demonstrated a desire to advance meaningful action at home on reducing emissions or take on

Canada fails to ‘walk the walk’ on emissions targets despite lofty summit pledges, COP26 delegates say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 17, 2021

Despite making bold commitments at COP26, Canada has not demonstrated a desire to advance meaningful action at home on reducing emissions or take on

Civil Liberties Caucus a ‘rogue faction’ that could further weaken O’Toole’s grasp over party, say strategists

Persistent questions over whether Conservative MPs are COVID vaccinated, now exacerbated by the newly-formed Civil Liberties Caucus created to speak out for anti-vax Canadians,

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 15, 2021

Civil Liberties Caucus a ‘rogue faction’ that could further weaken O’Toole’s grasp over party, say strategists

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 15, 2021

Persistent questions over whether Conservative MPs are COVID vaccinated, now exacerbated by the newly-formed Civil Liberties Caucus created to speak out for anti-vax Canadians,

Civil Liberties Caucus a ‘rogue faction’ that could further weaken O’Toole’s grasp over party, say strategists

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 15, 2021

Persistent questions over whether Conservative MPs are COVID vaccinated, now exacerbated by the newly-formed Civil Liberties Caucus created to speak out for anti-vax Canadians,

Politics This Morning: Remembrance day ceremonies, Annamie Paul quits the Green Party, and more

Good Thursday morning. It’s Remembrance Day, and as you might expect, the ceremony at the National War Memorial will take centre stage today. Prime

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 11, 2021

Politics This Morning: Remembrance day ceremonies, Annamie Paul quits the Green Party, and more

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 11, 2021

Good Thursday morning. It’s Remembrance Day, and as you might expect, the ceremony at the National War Memorial will take centre stage today. Prime

Politics This Morning: Remembrance day ceremonies, Annamie Paul quits the Green Party, and more

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 11, 2021

Good Thursday morning. It’s Remembrance Day, and as you might expect, the ceremony at the National War Memorial will take centre stage today. Prime

Splitting public safety, emergency preparedness post a sign future disasters are ‘top of mind’ for feds

Splitting the public safety and emergency preparedness portfolio into separate cabinet files comes in anticipation of more frequent natural disasters and emergencies—and is a

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 9, 2021

Splitting public safety, emergency preparedness post a sign future disasters are ‘top of mind’ for feds

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 9, 2021

Splitting the public safety and emergency preparedness portfolio into separate cabinet files comes in anticipation of more frequent natural disasters and emergencies—and is a

Splitting public safety, emergency preparedness post a sign future disasters are ‘top of mind’ for feds

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 9, 2021

Splitting the public safety and emergency preparedness portfolio into separate cabinet files comes in anticipation of more frequent natural disasters and emergencies—and is a

Activists urge investigation of NCC, Ottawa City Council approval of new $2.8-billion Ottawa Hospital Civic campus site

As plans move forward for a new Ottawa Hospital Civic campus to be built on the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa, opponents say all

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 8, 2021

Activists urge investigation of NCC, Ottawa City Council approval of new $2.8-billion Ottawa Hospital Civic campus site

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 8, 2021

As plans move forward for a new Ottawa Hospital Civic campus to be built on the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa, opponents say all

Activists urge investigation of NCC, Ottawa City Council approval of new $2.8-billion Ottawa Hospital Civic campus site

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 8, 2021

As plans move forward for a new Ottawa Hospital Civic campus to be built on the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa, opponents say all

‘A long way to go’: Canada’s COP26 oil and gas emissions cap pledge prompts call for ‘clear and concrete’ phase-out plans

In the first few days of the COP26 summit on climate change, two attendees from Canada’s delegation say while the country’s move to put

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 3, 2021

‘A long way to go’: Canada’s COP26 oil and gas emissions cap pledge prompts call for ‘clear and concrete’ phase-out plans

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 3, 2021

In the first few days of the COP26 summit on climate change, two attendees from Canada’s delegation say while the country’s move to put

‘A long way to go’: Canada’s COP26 oil and gas emissions cap pledge prompts call for ‘clear and concrete’ phase-out plans

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | November 3, 2021

In the first few days of the COP26 summit on climate change, two attendees from Canada’s delegation say while the country’s move to put

‘Extremely well placed to succeed’: new Defence Minister Anand to take on deep-seated procurement issues, sexual misconduct crisis gripping top ranks of military

While Canada’s new Defence Minister Anita Anand has the right experience and leadership for the job, she will likely face difficulties in dealing with

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 28, 2021

‘Extremely well placed to succeed’: new Defence Minister Anand to take on deep-seated procurement issues, sexual misconduct crisis gripping top ranks of military

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 28, 2021

While Canada’s new Defence Minister Anita Anand has the right experience and leadership for the job, she will likely face difficulties in dealing with

‘Extremely well placed to succeed’: new Defence Minister Anand to take on deep-seated procurement issues, sexual misconduct crisis gripping top ranks of military

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 28, 2021

While Canada’s new Defence Minister Anita Anand has the right experience and leadership for the job, she will likely face difficulties in dealing with

Joly appointed foreign affairs minister, Anand takes the helm at defence, Ien new women and gender equality minister, and Garneau, Chagger, Carr all dropped from cabinet

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his new cabinet this morning following the 2021 federal election, appointing a new foreign affairs minister, a new defence

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 26, 2021

Joly appointed foreign affairs minister, Anand takes the helm at defence, Ien new women and gender equality minister, and Garneau, Chagger, Carr all dropped from cabinet

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 26, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his new cabinet this morning following the 2021 federal election, appointing a new foreign affairs minister, a new defence

Joly appointed foreign affairs minister, Anand takes the helm at defence, Ien new women and gender equality minister, and Garneau, Chagger, Carr all dropped from cabinet

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 26, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his new cabinet this morning following the 2021 federal election, appointing a new foreign affairs minister, a new defence

Conservatives must take ‘soft’ pro-life stance on abortion to win back socially conservative base, say MPs and Campaign Life Coalition

The Conservatives could play to social conservatives in the next election by taking a “softer” pro-life stance by attempting to decrease the number of

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 25, 2021

Conservatives must take ‘soft’ pro-life stance on abortion to win back socially conservative base, say MPs and Campaign Life Coalition

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 25, 2021

The Conservatives could play to social conservatives in the next election by taking a “softer” pro-life stance by attempting to decrease the number of

Conservatives must take ‘soft’ pro-life stance on abortion to win back socially conservative base, say MPs and Campaign Life Coalition

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 25, 2021

The Conservatives could play to social conservatives in the next election by taking a “softer” pro-life stance by attempting to decrease the number of

Politics This Morning: Feds to spend $7.4-billion on new programs; Canada to receive 2.9 million pediatric vaccine doses

Happy Friday! The federal government has announced a number of changes to the popular income and business support programs put in place during the

Politics This Morning: Feds to spend $7.4-billion on new programs; Canada to receive 2.9 million pediatric vaccine doses

Happy Friday! The federal government has announced a number of changes to the popular income and business support programs put in place during the

Politics This Morning: Feds to spend $7.4-billion on new programs; Canada to receive 2.9 million pediatric vaccine doses

Happy Friday! The federal government has announced a number of changes to the popular income and business support programs put in place during the

As Canada faces rising inflation, economists urge caution in raising interest rates, with MPs saying federal government should share blame

As Canada’s inflation rate continues to rise and supply-chain problems add up, economists say the Bank of Canada should continue carefully monitoring the situation

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 22, 2021

As Canada faces rising inflation, economists urge caution in raising interest rates, with MPs saying federal government should share blame

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 22, 2021

As Canada’s inflation rate continues to rise and supply-chain problems add up, economists say the Bank of Canada should continue carefully monitoring the situation

As Canada faces rising inflation, economists urge caution in raising interest rates, with MPs saying federal government should share blame

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 22, 2021

As Canada’s inflation rate continues to rise and supply-chain problems add up, economists say the Bank of Canada should continue carefully monitoring the situation

Politics This Morning: Conservatives oppose mandatory House of Commons vaccination policy; Trudeau consults with opposition leaders

Good Thursday morning, The Conservatives have come out in opposition to the new mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy announced by Speaker of the House of

Politics This Morning: Conservatives oppose mandatory House of Commons vaccination policy; Trudeau consults with opposition leaders

Good Thursday morning, The Conservatives have come out in opposition to the new mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy announced by Speaker of the House of

Politics This Morning: Conservatives oppose mandatory House of Commons vaccination policy; Trudeau consults with opposition leaders

Good Thursday morning, The Conservatives have come out in opposition to the new mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy announced by Speaker of the House of

As early returns suggest Albertans want to scrap equalization, province must push for ‘fair’ treatment from feds, say Free Alberta Strategy authors

In the wake of preliminary results suggesting that the province of Alberta’s referendum on equalization payments has passed, the authors of the Free Alberta

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 19, 2021

As early returns suggest Albertans want to scrap equalization, province must push for ‘fair’ treatment from feds, say Free Alberta Strategy authors

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 19, 2021

In the wake of preliminary results suggesting that the province of Alberta’s referendum on equalization payments has passed, the authors of the Free Alberta

As early returns suggest Albertans want to scrap equalization, province must push for ‘fair’ treatment from feds, say Free Alberta Strategy authors

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 19, 2021

In the wake of preliminary results suggesting that the province of Alberta’s referendum on equalization payments has passed, the authors of the Free Alberta

‘It’s like getting thrown into the deep end of the pool’: rookie MPs navigate new House waters

Parliament’s newest MPs say advice from veteran politicians and lessons from the House orientation session helped them navigate their post-election transition period, but some

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 14, 2021

‘It’s like getting thrown into the deep end of the pool’: rookie MPs navigate new House waters

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 14, 2021

Parliament’s newest MPs say advice from veteran politicians and lessons from the House orientation session helped them navigate their post-election transition period, but some

‘It’s like getting thrown into the deep end of the pool’: rookie MPs navigate new House waters

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 14, 2021

Parliament’s newest MPs say advice from veteran politicians and lessons from the House orientation session helped them navigate their post-election transition period, but some

Politics This Morning: U.S. to open border to vaccinated Canadians next month; Chinese Canadian Conservative Association urges O’Toole to resign

Good Thursday morning! Fully vaccinated Canadians will be allowed to enter the United States through land and ferry border crossings next month. Senior U.S. officials

Politics This Morning: U.S. to open border to vaccinated Canadians next month; Chinese Canadian Conservative Association urges O’Toole to resign

Good Thursday morning! Fully vaccinated Canadians will be allowed to enter the United States through land and ferry border crossings next month. Senior U.S. officials

Politics This Morning: U.S. to open border to vaccinated Canadians next month; Chinese Canadian Conservative Association urges O’Toole to resign

Good Thursday morning! Fully vaccinated Canadians will be allowed to enter the United States through land and ferry border crossings next month. Senior U.S. officials

First two-spirit MP aims to be architect of change, speak up for Indigenous, LGBTQ2+ voices

Newly elected New Democrat Blake Desjarlais didn’t always want to be a politician. The 27 year old, who recently won the riding of Edmonton

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 13, 2021

First two-spirit MP aims to be architect of change, speak up for Indigenous, LGBTQ2+ voices

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 13, 2021

Newly elected New Democrat Blake Desjarlais didn’t always want to be a politician. The 27 year old, who recently won the riding of Edmonton

First two-spirit MP aims to be architect of change, speak up for Indigenous, LGBTQ2+ voices

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 13, 2021

Newly elected New Democrat Blake Desjarlais didn’t always want to be a politician. The 27 year old, who recently won the riding of Edmonton

Auto enthusiast MP Deltell restores ‘Green Machine,’ brings ‘best-kept secret in Canadian car history’ to Parliament Hill

When Conservative MP Gérard Deltell was in the process of restoring his Canadian-designed and made sports car, he developed a goal of eventually taking

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 7, 2021

Auto enthusiast MP Deltell restores ‘Green Machine,’ brings ‘best-kept secret in Canadian car history’ to Parliament Hill

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 7, 2021

When Conservative MP Gérard Deltell was in the process of restoring his Canadian-designed and made sports car, he developed a goal of eventually taking

Auto enthusiast MP Deltell restores ‘Green Machine,’ brings ‘best-kept secret in Canadian car history’ to Parliament Hill

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 7, 2021

When Conservative MP Gérard Deltell was in the process of restoring his Canadian-designed and made sports car, he developed a goal of eventually taking

Politics This Morning: Trudeau says federal public servants, travellers must be vaccinated by end of month, apologizes for Tofino vacation

Good Thursday morning! The federal government has announced that public servants in the core public administration must be fully vaccinated by Oct. 29. Members

Politics This Morning: Trudeau says federal public servants, travellers must be vaccinated by end of month, apologizes for Tofino vacation

Good Thursday morning! The federal government has announced that public servants in the core public administration must be fully vaccinated by Oct. 29. Members

Politics This Morning: Trudeau says federal public servants, travellers must be vaccinated by end of month, apologizes for Tofino vacation

Good Thursday morning! The federal government has announced that public servants in the core public administration must be fully vaccinated by Oct. 29. Members

As Annamie Paul steps away from the Green Party, recent candidates say its future rests on fostering internal ‘unity’

After experiencing “disappointing” results in the 2021 election, the Green Party will need to sort out its issues with infighting if it is to

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 5, 2021

As Annamie Paul steps away from the Green Party, recent candidates say its future rests on fostering internal ‘unity’

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 5, 2021

After experiencing “disappointing” results in the 2021 election, the Green Party will need to sort out its issues with infighting if it is to

As Annamie Paul steps away from the Green Party, recent candidates say its future rests on fostering internal ‘unity’

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | October 5, 2021

After experiencing “disappointing” results in the 2021 election, the Green Party will need to sort out its issues with infighting if it is to

‘Without further delay’: MPs urge action on Indigenous issues, suggest national monument in Ottawa and independent commission to aid searches of former residential schools

On Canada’s first annual National Truth and Reconciliation Day, eight newly elected MPs from the Liberal, Conservative, and NDP parties say the Canadian government

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 30, 2021

‘Without further delay’: MPs urge action on Indigenous issues, suggest national monument in Ottawa and independent commission to aid searches of former residential schools

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 30, 2021

On Canada’s first annual National Truth and Reconciliation Day, eight newly elected MPs from the Liberal, Conservative, and NDP parties say the Canadian government

‘Without further delay’: MPs urge action on Indigenous issues, suggest national monument in Ottawa and independent commission to aid searches of former residential schools

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 30, 2021

On Canada’s first annual National Truth and Reconciliation Day, eight newly elected MPs from the Liberal, Conservative, and NDP parties say the Canadian government

Politics This Morning: Inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Governor General says day will ‘unite nation’, commemorative events held on Parliament Hill

Happy Thursday morning! Today marks the inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, giving Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians the opportunity to reflect on the

Politics This Morning: Inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Governor General says day will ‘unite nation’, commemorative events held on Parliament Hill

Happy Thursday morning! Today marks the inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, giving Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians the opportunity to reflect on the

Politics This Morning: Inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Governor General says day will ‘unite nation’, commemorative events held on Parliament Hill

Happy Thursday morning! Today marks the inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, giving Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians the opportunity to reflect on the

Bloc willing to ‘turn water to wine’ in House, but won’t budge on health transfer boost

In the new minority Parliament, the Bloc Québécois will continue to push for increased health transfers from the federal government as the “main demand,”

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 29, 2021

Bloc willing to ‘turn water to wine’ in House, but won’t budge on health transfer boost

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 29, 2021

In the new minority Parliament, the Bloc Québécois will continue to push for increased health transfers from the federal government as the “main demand,”

Bloc willing to ‘turn water to wine’ in House, but won’t budge on health transfer boost

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 29, 2021

In the new minority Parliament, the Bloc Québécois will continue to push for increased health transfers from the federal government as the “main demand,”

With slight seat gain, NDP has potential to hold ‘balance of power’ in new Parliament

Despite “disappointing” results in the election, the New Democrats have an opportunity in the new Parliament to push the other parties to enact progressive

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 23, 2021

With slight seat gain, NDP has potential to hold ‘balance of power’ in new Parliament

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 23, 2021

Despite “disappointing” results in the election, the New Democrats have an opportunity in the new Parliament to push the other parties to enact progressive

With slight seat gain, NDP has potential to hold ‘balance of power’ in new Parliament

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 23, 2021

Despite “disappointing” results in the election, the New Democrats have an opportunity in the new Parliament to push the other parties to enact progressive

Minor House shakeup sees more than 40 new faces preparing to enter Parliament

The 2021 election results saw at least 44 fresh faces ready or projected to enter Parliament, including new Indigenous, women, and racialized candidates, according

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 21, 2021

Minor House shakeup sees more than 40 new faces preparing to enter Parliament

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 21, 2021

The 2021 election results saw at least 44 fresh faces ready or projected to enter Parliament, including new Indigenous, women, and racialized candidates, according

Minor House shakeup sees more than 40 new faces preparing to enter Parliament

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 21, 2021

The 2021 election results saw at least 44 fresh faces ready or projected to enter Parliament, including new Indigenous, women, and racialized candidates, according

‘It looks like nobody wanted an election and no one got what they wanted’: what pollsters, politicos, and reporters had to say about Election 44

Pollsters, reporters, and politicos took to Twitter on election night to talk about the long lineups at polling stations, to offer last-minute insights into

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 21, 2021

‘It looks like nobody wanted an election and no one got what they wanted’: what pollsters, politicos, and reporters had to say about Election 44

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 21, 2021

Pollsters, reporters, and politicos took to Twitter on election night to talk about the long lineups at polling stations, to offer last-minute insights into

‘It looks like nobody wanted an election and no one got what they wanted’: what pollsters, politicos, and reporters had to say about Election 44

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 21, 2021

Pollsters, reporters, and politicos took to Twitter on election night to talk about the long lineups at polling stations, to offer last-minute insights into

AFN’s call for Indigenous voters to be election ‘kingmakers’ challenged by lack of voter enthusiasm, say chiefs and politicos

Despite the Assembly of First Nations’ assertion that Indigenous electors in 24 ridings could play the role of “kingmakers” in the upcoming election, regional

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 16, 2021

AFN’s call for Indigenous voters to be election ‘kingmakers’ challenged by lack of voter enthusiasm, say chiefs and politicos

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 16, 2021

Despite the Assembly of First Nations’ assertion that Indigenous electors in 24 ridings could play the role of “kingmakers” in the upcoming election, regional

AFN’s call for Indigenous voters to be election ‘kingmakers’ challenged by lack of voter enthusiasm, say chiefs and politicos

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 16, 2021

Despite the Assembly of First Nations’ assertion that Indigenous electors in 24 ridings could play the role of “kingmakers” in the upcoming election, regional

Green Party targets Prince Edward Island seats in rare campaign trip by leader Annamie Paul

Green Party Leader Annamie Paul’s trip to Prince Edward Island is evidence that the party believes it can make inroads in the province, according

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 15, 2021

Green Party targets Prince Edward Island seats in rare campaign trip by leader Annamie Paul

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 15, 2021

Green Party Leader Annamie Paul’s trip to Prince Edward Island is evidence that the party believes it can make inroads in the province, according

Green Party targets Prince Edward Island seats in rare campaign trip by leader Annamie Paul

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 15, 2021

Green Party Leader Annamie Paul’s trip to Prince Edward Island is evidence that the party believes it can make inroads in the province, according

Politics This Morning: Wilson-Raybould calls on Liberals to remove roadblocks to RCMP inquiry; O’Toole in Carp, Singh in Sioux Lookout

Good Monday morning, and happy day 30 of the campaign. The Liberals have inched ahead in the polls following the leadership debates, and are

Politics This Morning: Wilson-Raybould calls on Liberals to remove roadblocks to RCMP inquiry; O’Toole in Carp, Singh in Sioux Lookout

Good Monday morning, and happy day 30 of the campaign. The Liberals have inched ahead in the polls following the leadership debates, and are

Politics This Morning: Wilson-Raybould calls on Liberals to remove roadblocks to RCMP inquiry; O’Toole in Carp, Singh in Sioux Lookout

Good Monday morning, and happy day 30 of the campaign. The Liberals have inched ahead in the polls following the leadership debates, and are

Politics This Morning: Candidates square off in final debate; Singh in B.C., O’Toole in Mississauga

Happy Friday! The five federal party leaders offered their visions for health and the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, affordability, and reconciliation with Indigenous

Politics This Morning: Candidates square off in final debate; Singh in B.C., O’Toole in Mississauga

Happy Friday! The five federal party leaders offered their visions for health and the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, affordability, and reconciliation with Indigenous

Politics This Morning: Candidates square off in final debate; Singh in B.C., O’Toole in Mississauga

Happy Friday! The five federal party leaders offered their visions for health and the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, affordability, and reconciliation with Indigenous

‘Weak evidence’ polls affect how Canadians vote, say politicos, but close races can push people to the ballot box

There is scant evidence that political polls influence how Canadians vote, but with the 2021 election shaping up to be a tight two-way race

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 9, 2021

‘Weak evidence’ polls affect how Canadians vote, say politicos, but close races can push people to the ballot box

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 9, 2021

There is scant evidence that political polls influence how Canadians vote, but with the 2021 election shaping up to be a tight two-way race

‘Weak evidence’ polls affect how Canadians vote, say politicos, but close races can push people to the ballot box

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 9, 2021

There is scant evidence that political polls influence how Canadians vote, but with the 2021 election shaping up to be a tight two-way race

Elections Canada’s move to scrap Vote on Campus program could lower youth turnout, reduce NDP and Liberal ballots, analysts say

Elections Canada scrapping its Vote on Campus program could lead to a lower voter turnout among young Canadians in the federal election, an outcome

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 8, 2021

Elections Canada’s move to scrap Vote on Campus program could lower youth turnout, reduce NDP and Liberal ballots, analysts say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 8, 2021

Elections Canada scrapping its Vote on Campus program could lead to a lower voter turnout among young Canadians in the federal election, an outcome

Elections Canada’s move to scrap Vote on Campus program could lower youth turnout, reduce NDP and Liberal ballots, analysts say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 8, 2021

Elections Canada scrapping its Vote on Campus program could lead to a lower voter turnout among young Canadians in the federal election, an outcome

Winning Toronto Centre seat ‘an uphill struggle’ for Annamie Paul, say politicos

Scars from the Green Party’s infighting, a lack of national discussion around climate change, and Toronto Centre’s different voter demographics compared to other Green

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 6, 2021

Winning Toronto Centre seat ‘an uphill struggle’ for Annamie Paul, say politicos

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 6, 2021

Scars from the Green Party’s infighting, a lack of national discussion around climate change, and Toronto Centre’s different voter demographics compared to other Green

Winning Toronto Centre seat ‘an uphill struggle’ for Annamie Paul, say politicos

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | September 6, 2021

Scars from the Green Party’s infighting, a lack of national discussion around climate change, and Toronto Centre’s different voter demographics compared to other Green

Politics This Morning: Liberals release election platform, leaders face off in first debate

Good Thursday morning! The Liberal Party has released its re-election platform, which proposes $13-billion in spending this fiscal year and $78-billion in new spending

Politics This Morning: Liberals release election platform, leaders face off in first debate

Good Thursday morning! The Liberal Party has released its re-election platform, which proposes $13-billion in spending this fiscal year and $78-billion in new spending

Politics This Morning: Liberals release election platform, leaders face off in first debate

Good Thursday morning! The Liberal Party has released its re-election platform, which proposes $13-billion in spending this fiscal year and $78-billion in new spending

AFN outlines election priorities, calls on parties to help ‘strengthen and rebuild First Nations’

The Canadian electorate is more engaged and supportive of the Assembly of First Nations’ priorities “than ever before,” according to National Chief RoseAnne Archibald,

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 31, 2021

AFN outlines election priorities, calls on parties to help ‘strengthen and rebuild First Nations’

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 31, 2021

The Canadian electorate is more engaged and supportive of the Assembly of First Nations’ priorities “than ever before,” according to National Chief RoseAnne Archibald,

AFN outlines election priorities, calls on parties to help ‘strengthen and rebuild First Nations’

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 31, 2021

The Canadian electorate is more engaged and supportive of the Assembly of First Nations’ priorities “than ever before,” according to National Chief RoseAnne Archibald,

O’Toole, Singh cross-country stops show both on the offensive as Trudeau tries to ‘hold back a dam that’s showing cracks,’ pollsters say

With the Liberals falling in the polls, the Conservatives and NDP could begin to campaign more aggresively in target ridings “they might not have

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 30, 2021

O’Toole, Singh cross-country stops show both on the offensive as Trudeau tries to ‘hold back a dam that’s showing cracks,’ pollsters say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 30, 2021

With the Liberals falling in the polls, the Conservatives and NDP could begin to campaign more aggresively in target ridings “they might not have

O’Toole, Singh cross-country stops show both on the offensive as Trudeau tries to ‘hold back a dam that’s showing cracks,’ pollsters say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 30, 2021

With the Liberals falling in the polls, the Conservatives and NDP could begin to campaign more aggresively in target ridings “they might not have

No political ads impress strategists yet; best play to ‘subtle truths,’ exploit vulnerabilities

This election campaign has yet to produce stand-out advertisements, say two political strategists, but parties would do well to create ads similar to those

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 29, 2021

No political ads impress strategists yet; best play to ‘subtle truths,’ exploit vulnerabilities

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 29, 2021

This election campaign has yet to produce stand-out advertisements, say two political strategists, but parties would do well to create ads similar to those

No political ads impress strategists yet; best play to ‘subtle truths,’ exploit vulnerabilities

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 29, 2021

This election campaign has yet to produce stand-out advertisements, say two political strategists, but parties would do well to create ads similar to those

Politics This Morning: Defence Minister talks Afghanistan evacuation; Trudeau in Quebec; Singh in Winnipeg

Happy Thursday and day 12 of the campaign! Yesterday, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino, Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan, and Minister for Women and Gender Equality

Politics This Morning: Defence Minister talks Afghanistan evacuation; Trudeau in Quebec; Singh in Winnipeg

Happy Thursday and day 12 of the campaign! Yesterday, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino, Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan, and Minister for Women and Gender Equality

Politics This Morning: Defence Minister talks Afghanistan evacuation; Trudeau in Quebec; Singh in Winnipeg

Happy Thursday and day 12 of the campaign! Yesterday, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino, Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan, and Minister for Women and Gender Equality

O’Toole’s opioid crisis plan part of a ‘broader move’ to the left, says pollster

The Conservatives’ new plan to tackle Canada’s opioid crisis, treating it as a national health emergency to help those battling drug addiction, is evidence

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 25, 2021

O’Toole’s opioid crisis plan part of a ‘broader move’ to the left, says pollster

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 25, 2021

The Conservatives’ new plan to tackle Canada’s opioid crisis, treating it as a national health emergency to help those battling drug addiction, is evidence

O’Toole’s opioid crisis plan part of a ‘broader move’ to the left, says pollster

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 25, 2021

The Conservatives’ new plan to tackle Canada’s opioid crisis, treating it as a national health emergency to help those battling drug addiction, is evidence

Ridings won by 10-point margin at risk of flipping this election, pollsters say

The Liberals are heading into the election 13 seats short of a majority, and two pollsters say ridings that were won in 2019 within

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 19, 2021

Ridings won by 10-point margin at risk of flipping this election, pollsters say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 19, 2021

The Liberals are heading into the election 13 seats short of a majority, and two pollsters say ridings that were won in 2019 within

Ridings won by 10-point margin at risk of flipping this election, pollsters say

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 19, 2021

The Liberals are heading into the election 13 seats short of a majority, and two pollsters say ridings that were won in 2019 within

Politics This Morning: Paul in Toronto for fifth-straight day, Singh in Edmonton, Blanchet in Gatineau

Good Thursday morning, and happy day five of the campaign. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doubled down over questions about his plan to require proof of

Politics This Morning: Paul in Toronto for fifth-straight day, Singh in Edmonton, Blanchet in Gatineau

Good Thursday morning, and happy day five of the campaign. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doubled down over questions about his plan to require proof of

Politics This Morning: Paul in Toronto for fifth-straight day, Singh in Edmonton, Blanchet in Gatineau

Good Thursday morning, and happy day five of the campaign. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doubled down over questions about his plan to require proof of

With well-funded campaigns, Green Party candidates in three ridings push for victory

With well-funded campaigns, Green MPs Elizabeth May and Paul Manly, and the candidate for Victoria, Nicholas Loughton, are pushing to claim victory in their

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 18, 2021

With well-funded campaigns, Green Party candidates in three ridings push for victory

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 18, 2021

With well-funded campaigns, Green MPs Elizabeth May and Paul Manly, and the candidate for Victoria, Nicholas Loughton, are pushing to claim victory in their

With well-funded campaigns, Green Party candidates in three ridings push for victory

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 18, 2021

With well-funded campaigns, Green MPs Elizabeth May and Paul Manly, and the candidate for Victoria, Nicholas Loughton, are pushing to claim victory in their

Staggered start: hurdles, boosts for each party at election starting line

With an Aug. 15 visit to Rideau Hall, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pulled the lever on the election machine, sending political apparatus into high

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 17, 2021

Staggered start: hurdles, boosts for each party at election starting line

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 17, 2021

With an Aug. 15 visit to Rideau Hall, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pulled the lever on the election machine, sending political apparatus into high

Staggered start: hurdles, boosts for each party at election starting line

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 17, 2021

With an Aug. 15 visit to Rideau Hall, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pulled the lever on the election machine, sending political apparatus into high

Millions of Canadians ‘want to be heard’: Trudeau triggers federal election, sends voters to polls on Sept. 20

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kicked off Canada’s 44th election campaign on Sunday, saying Canadians need the opportunity to weigh in at a critical time

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 15, 2021

Millions of Canadians ‘want to be heard’: Trudeau triggers federal election, sends voters to polls on Sept. 20

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 15, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kicked off Canada’s 44th election campaign on Sunday, saying Canadians need the opportunity to weigh in at a critical time

Millions of Canadians ‘want to be heard’: Trudeau triggers federal election, sends voters to polls on Sept. 20

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 15, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kicked off Canada’s 44th election campaign on Sunday, saying Canadians need the opportunity to weigh in at a critical time

Domestic vaccine passports the favoured option to keep Canadians safe, but not without concerns

With the federal government announcing a vaccine passport for international travel, two experts favour the creation of a domestic vaccine passport system for travel

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 13, 2021

Domestic vaccine passports the favoured option to keep Canadians safe, but not without concerns

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 13, 2021

With the federal government announcing a vaccine passport for international travel, two experts favour the creation of a domestic vaccine passport system for travel

Domestic vaccine passports the favoured option to keep Canadians safe, but not without concerns

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 13, 2021

With the federal government announcing a vaccine passport for international travel, two experts favour the creation of a domestic vaccine passport system for travel

Wellington Street Ottawa-Gatineau LRT crossings ‘not feasible without mitigation measures,’ says PSPC

A proposal to create a light rail transit system in Gatineau that could cross along Wellington Street in Ottawa would cause several “structural, security,

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 12, 2021

Wellington Street Ottawa-Gatineau LRT crossings ‘not feasible without mitigation measures,’ says PSPC

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 12, 2021

A proposal to create a light rail transit system in Gatineau that could cross along Wellington Street in Ottawa would cause several “structural, security,

Wellington Street Ottawa-Gatineau LRT crossings ‘not feasible without mitigation measures,’ says PSPC

News | BY MATT HORWOOD | August 12, 2021

A proposal to create a light rail transit system in Gatineau that could cross along Wellington Street in Ottawa would cause several “structural, security,