Conservative national council confirms Kurek as candidate in Battle River-Crowfoot, Poilievre to run in a different riding in next election

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• The Conservative Party’s national council chose to pass a motion formally declaring that the riding's former MP would return even though Damien Kurek had publicly stated that he planned to run in his home riding in the next federal election. 

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre, pictured right on June 22, 2025, will not run in Battle River-Crowfoot, Alta., in the next election, but the party is not saying where he will run. The national council passed a motion on Dec. 5, 2025, confirming Damien Kurek, left, as the official candidate in Battle River-Crowfoot for the next campaign. Photograph courtesy of X/Twitter

Conservative national council confirms Kurek as candidate in Battle River-Crowfoot, Poilievre to run in a different riding in next election

NewsBY ABBAS RANA

• The Conservative Party’s national council chose to pass a motion formally declaring that the riding's former MP would return even though Damien Kurek had publicly stated that he planned to run in his home riding in the next federal election. 

Conservative national council confirms Kurek as candidate in Battle River-Crowfoot, Poilievre to run in a different riding in next election

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• The Conservative Party’s national council chose to pass a motion formally declaring that the riding's former MP would return even though Damien Kurek had publicly stated that he planned to run in his home riding in the next federal election. 

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‘A catalyst for change’: MPs bullish on Heated Rivalry’s impact on Canadian hockey culture

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Scientists rally against coming job cuts as notices hit desks across the public service

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Opposition MPs, media veterans call for ‘long overdue’ CBC mandate review

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Legault’s resignation leaves ‘a big vacuum’ as Quebec gears up for an election amid two leadership races, say politicos

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Trump exposed the risk of complacency. Will Canada learn from its mistakes?

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• Now, more than ever, governments in Canada must invest in democratic innovations and demonstrate that democracy is about much more than marking a ballot every four years.

To safeguard democracy in Canada, governments must modernize the way they engage with citizens

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• Now, more than ever, governments in Canada must invest in democratic innovations and demonstrate that democracy is about much more than marking a ballot every four years.

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Women entrepreneurs are a crucial asset for Canada’s economy, they deserve a voice in shaping it

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Scrap the Indo-Pacific Strategy: a pragmatic path for Canadian sovereignty

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• Enticing private sector employees comes during a major shakeup in the public service, with thousands of jobs expected to be lost across the bureaucracy as a part of the comprehensive expenditure review.

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Trading values for access: Canada, China, and the cost of looking away

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• Canada’s bargaining position with China is not strong, but it has a deeply troubling human rights record, including the odious practice of forced labour. Looking the other way only lasts so long, and after a while, we are complicit.

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Canadian war photography historian looks into Vimy Ridge

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• Carla-Jean Stokes' book about William Ivor Castle's work tells the stories behind the famous photographer's First World War photos, including the ones he manipulated.

Reconciliation starts local, says author of guide book for non-Indigenous allies

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Poilievre is a ‘classic political ripper,’ says author of new bestselling biography

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Bruce Fanjoy, the man who broke Poilievre’s spell on Carleton, Ont., says he won by door knocking and listening

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China trip a ‘test’ for Carney, with EV tariffs the ‘elephant in the room,’ say former envoys  

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• Canada should be ‘very careful’ about dropping its 100-per-cent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for Beijing removing its tariffs on Canadian canola, says former diplomat Stewart Beck. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney visits China this week, marking the first time a Canadian prime minister has visited the country since 2017. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

China trip a ‘test’ for Carney, with EV tariffs the ‘elephant in the room,’ say former envoys  

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• Canada should be ‘very careful’ about dropping its 100-per-cent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for Beijing removing its tariffs on Canadian canola, says former diplomat Stewart Beck. 

China trip a ‘test’ for Carney, with EV tariffs the ‘elephant in the room,’ say former envoys  

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• Canada should be ‘very careful’ about dropping its 100-per-cent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for Beijing removing its tariffs on Canadian canola, says former diplomat Stewart Beck. 

When a parliamentary committee recently politicized EDI in research, they put Canadian science and patient care at risk

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• Equity, diversity, and inclusion policies do not compete with research excellence, but instead strengthen it.

How to foil Trump’s annexation of Greenland

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• NATO leaders should immediately offer the autonomous Danish territory of Greenland permanent membership in the alliance.

Climate advisers ask feds to put Net-Zero Advisory Body on ‘pause,’ say they can’t fulfill mandate in ‘skeleton state’

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• Following the December resignation of two members, the remaining four say they need six new appointees, clarity around their budget, and a pause of activities after limited direction from the government ‘significantly reduced’ the scope of their work.

The only direction Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin has given the advisory body in the months after April’s federal election was to work on an annual report, which covers activities from the year before the election, according to current and former members. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Climate advisers ask feds to put Net-Zero Advisory Body on ‘pause,’ say they can’t fulfill mandate in ‘skeleton state’

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• Following the December resignation of two members, the remaining four say they need six new appointees, clarity around their budget, and a pause of activities after limited direction from the government ‘significantly reduced’ the scope of their work.

Climate advisers ask feds to put Net-Zero Advisory Body on ‘pause,’ say they can’t fulfill mandate in ‘skeleton state’

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• Following the December resignation of two members, the remaining four say they need six new appointees, clarity around their budget, and a pause of activities after limited direction from the government ‘significantly reduced’ the scope of their work.

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Feds missing out on economic, geopolitical opportunities by not supporting arts sector, say cultural groups

NewsBY DAVIS LEGREE

• From Margaret Atwood, to Heated Rivalry, Canada's cultural outputs could bring Ottawa 'soft power' across the globe, says John Degen, CEO of the Writers' Union of Canada.

Canada’s auto sector ‘hangs in the balance’ as CUSMA review looms in 2026: ‘there’s no sugar-coating it, this is going to be a critical year for the industry’

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• U.S. President Donald Trump recently said in December that he may let CUSMA expire or work out another deal with Canada and Mexico.

Maduro, Trump, and the politics of timing

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Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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Public Servants

Nearly 2,000 jobs and $1.5-billion to be cut across five departments by 2030, PBO analysis shows

NewsBY MARLO GLASS

Public servants under pressure to enact ‘delivery-and-execution agenda’ in 2026 with job cuts on the horizon

In Canada’s defence: re-establishing a true militia

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Women, Gender, & Diversity

Bill 13 is Alberta’s law—but all Canadians must pay attention

OpinionBY BUKOLA SALAMI, NNAMDI NDUBUKA, SUME NDUMBE EYOH, MODUPE TUNDE-BYASS

Where is the real threat to Canadian security coming from?

Bill C-16 ‘progress,’ but needs tougher language to codify femicide as a standalone crime, advocates say

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Indigenous Relations

No, Indigenous people are not coming for your privately owned land

OpinionBY COREY SHEFMAN

Bill to create modern treaty commissioner wins Bloc, NDP, and Green support

Chief says feds’ engagement with First Nations ‘needs to improve’ after ‘very limited’ contact on major projects

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Lists

The PBO’s take on public service bloat and staffing cuts

NewsBY RIDDHI KACHHELA

House and Senate steering committee members named

Meet Carney’s parliamentary secretaries, half of whom are rookie MPs

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Public Servants

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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Diversity

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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Reconciliation

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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Lists

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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Party Central

End of an era: Van Dusen signs off with a song

NewsBY STUART BENSON

Poilievre a ‘Nerd Prom’ no-show, Trudeau’s jokes more funny in ‘original German’

Party on the Hill, one party of the year

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Diplomatic Circles

‘We’re hurt, too’: U.S. envoy counters Canadians’ outrage over annexation threats

NewsBY NEIL MOSS

Agriculture to be included in interim trade pact, says Indian envoy

Wary of reciprocity: some embassies are raising concerns over diplomatic security in Ottawa

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

An opportunity for the emancipation of global democracy

Opinion

Christmas came early for the Grits: Liberal MP Fisher

The biggest threat to Canada is our old buddy, the United States of America: Montreal reader

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EDITORIALS

Can Canadian politicians unwrap compromise this holiday season?

OpinionBY EDITORIAL

Buckle up Canada, we’re in for an even rougher ride with Trump

Chumminess should be providing cover for CUSMA collapse

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Party Central

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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Diplomatic Circles

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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EDITORIALS

Supply chain strategy must go beyond transportation, says Supply Chain Canada president

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HILL TIMES BOOKS

Inside Ottawa Directory – Ministers’ Staff Fall 2023

Inside Ottawa 2023 Directories

Inside Ottawa Directory 2023

HILL TIMES CAREERS

Career posting:
Premier conseiller ou première conseillère, Relations gouvernementales (télétravail/hybride)

Career posting:
Senior Advisor, Government Relations (Telework/Hybrid)

Appointment notice:
uOttawa names Marie-Eve Sylvestre new president and vice-chancellor