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Canadian conservatism: a dry well?

Canada’s conservative movement, once a wealth of ideas and led by people like former Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney, is now a movement incapable of understanding or trusting medicine, science, mathematics, technology, and innovation. Has Canadian conservatism run its course? Perhaps it’s a well run dry.

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BY CLINTON DESVEAUX
June 10, 2021

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