Rachael Harder re-elected as MP in Lethbridge for 2nd term
Harder was first elected to the House of Commons in 2015. Continue reading
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Lethbridge federal election hopefuls face off in all-candidates forum
The event featured all six candidates eager to impress prospective voters and defend their party platforms. Continue reading
Federal election: Lethbridge
The seat is currently held by Conservative Rachael Harder. She was first elected in 2015 and currently serves as the party’s status of women critic. Continue reading
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Concerns raised over federal budget’s impact on Lethbridge economy
Bridget Mearns with BILD Lethbridge says the proposed first-time homebuyers incentive looks good at first glance but lacks the proper substance to help the larger community. Continue reading
What do Greyhound Canada service cuts mean for Lethbridge?
Earlier this week, Greyhound Canada announced it’s shutting down operations from Manitoba to B.C. What do these changes mean for Lethbridge? Continue reading
A century after suffrage, where will the fight for political equality go in the next 100 years?
A century ago, most Canadian women won the right to vote in federal elections and Global News asked female MPs from the three main parties what they hope the next 100 years will bring. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: How Rachael Harder became a prop in a virtue-signalling contest
Who’s playing and who’s being played? Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Liberal sleight-of-hand no ‘victory for Canadian women’, it’s a defeat for democracy
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
To hear some Liberal MPs boast this week, one would think they struck a blow for women, advanced abortion access rights, and beat back a dangerous political foe who threatened to undo decades of work on gender equality. Nothing could be further from the truth. Continue reading
Liberal MPs on women’s committee force Tory MP to take job she doesn’t want
The Conservative MP thanked the Liberals for their nomination but said she didn’t want the job. Still, the Liberals forced the vote and used their majority to vote her in. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Conservatives want to remind you they’re not pro-choice
Did Scheer really think it was wise to nominate someone for chair who was not only unsuitable in a procedural sense, but one that he fully knew was going to cause controversy? Continue reading