“I’ve always said that we need multiple pipelines, not just one. One pipeline doesn’t just get us the kind of certainty and diversity of markets that we need for Canadian energy.” Continue reading
“There’s a sense of disconnect,” with Liberal economic talking points and how voters feel about affordability, says pollster Darrell Bricker. Continue reading
The frequency of political attack ads targeting politicians like Andrew Scheer may be irritating, but Bill Kelly says the greater concern should be their content and tone. Continue reading
The Conservatives have been running television ads throughout the basketball playoffs. On Monday, Engage Canada will be debuting their own. Continue reading
“He needs to be seen as a standalone leader, not the little brother to better-known premiers,” one strategist said of the risk Andrew Scheer may run by taking help from Doug Ford. Continue reading
Scheer, who was elected leader of the Conservative Party in May 2017, also did not attend any Pride parades that year or last year. Continue reading
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The Ontario government plans to extend MPPs’ summer break until Oct. 28, one week after Canada elects its next government. Continue reading
Several of Canada’s leading environment groups say election demands from Canada’s oil industry earlier this week are a direct attack on the future health and prosperity of Canadians. Continue reading
During a speech in Edmonton Tuesday, Andrew Scheer said he’ll convene a first-ministers’ meeting devoted to knocking down barriers to trade among Canada’s provinces if the Conservatives win the federal election. Continue reading
Edmonton Centre MP Randy Boissonnault says Scheer’s decision to remove Cooper from the committee that held the hearing, but not from caucus, shows there’s a “revolving door” for bigots in the Conservative party. Continue reading