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The Conservative vision for China needs more clarity

Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer is taking to the stage, splashing out his vision for the country under a Tory government. Is it a long time coming, or landing at just the right time? Who knows—people’s memories and attention spans are short, so six months before an election may be entirely sufficient to start introducing […]

Trying to derail serious climate change action will someday be viewed as the crime it is

OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer kept joking at the press gallery dinner the other night about the persistent questions about his party’s lack of a climate-change plan six months before a federal election. Yes, yes, it’s coming, he chuckled. This while newly elected Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, now considered the leader of the right-wing “opposition” to […]

The sad state of Canada’s left wing

OAKVILLE, ONT.—According to recent media reports, Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer supposedly blundered when he secretly met not too long ago with oil company executives to plot a grand strategy aimed at ousting the Liberals from power. Why was that meeting seen as a blunder? Well, in ordinary times, such a move would certainly cause […]

Mixed grades for party leaders’ responses to SNC-Lavalin scandal

OTTAWA—The ongoing saga of the Trudeau government’s self-made mess around SNC-Lavalin’s quest for a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) and its aftermath has provided some insight into the three main federal party leaders. Specifically, how they have performed when the spotlight has turned their way. The results are mixed. Let’s start with the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh. […]

Jagmeet Singh passed his first test, but now it’s time for the next big one

The New Democrats and their leader, Jagmeet Singh, are breathing a big sigh of relief after Monday’s byelection victory in Burnaby South, B.C. But they should think twice if they think they can stop waiting to exhale, because it’s only a small (albeit significant) hurdle that’s been cleared. Mr. Singh has a lot of ground […]

Tories need to find a better use for their Twitter fingers

Who would have thought that trying to be a viral edgelord on the internet might have a few drawbacks when you want to be taken seriously? The Conservative Party of Canada is working to position itself as the alternative to a second Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government when voters go the polls in October. Someone should […]