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No buyer’s remorse after federal election

The Jan. 31 return to Parliament will be the opportunity to break the logjam in public opinion for both the Liberals and the Conservatives, because as the numbers indicate, Canadians don’t yet have any buyer’s remorse from the Sept. 20 election.

Opinion
BY MATT TRIEMSTRA, ANDRé TURCOTTE
January 28, 2022

Opinion | BY MATT TRIEMSTRA, ANDRé TURCOTTE | January 28, 2022

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Feds should use upcoming budget to defend, not defund, the CBC

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Canada built world-leading research institutes—now it’s letting them collapse

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Canada should call foul on dodgy drone narrative

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