If Mark Carney was anticipating a quiet, even raffiné Canada-EU Summit this week in this most European city of non-European ...
The Prime Minister deserves much of the credit for deepening ties through a host of Canadian-led initiatives, including the ...
In Ottawa, the question is whether Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government will keep their laser focus on Carney’s ...
Driving the rebound in rate-sensitive areas has been a big pullback in Treasury yields, as the bond market’s fever seems to ...
Come October, I will have been a senator for eight years. Following a career in the public and foreign service whereby I changed jobs and assignments with relative frequency both at home and abroad, ...
The Conservatives currently find themselves in an enviable position. Courtesy of the Liberals’ freefall in public support, the Conservatives are leading in the polls by an average of 12 per cent over ...
Canada is attending this year’s NATO Summit with more confidence than at any point in recent memory — and with good reason. The past year alone has seen Canada spend over $60 billion on defence.
On March 8, 2000, then-President Bill Clinton delivered his most persuasive pitch to Washington’s foreign policy elite, Congress and the international community on the merits of China’s accession to ...
Amid the ongoing economic and geopolitical upheaval catalyzed by America’s 180-degree systemic repositioning under Donald Trump, countries now finding themselves decoupled from the erstwhile ...
In our relentlessly bad-news world, amid shocks from the United States every day, it ought to be refreshing for Canadians to hear something positive for a change. After years of hearing that the world ...
Canadian national spirit is high. The positive emotional reaction to the Team Canada hockey victory over the U.S. in the 4 Nations Face-Off was inspirational and historic. Strong patriotic responses ...
As classic by-election stories go, Mark Carney’s Liberal Party sweep on Monday night in Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia was the democratic antithesis of the recent performative-populist Nigel ...
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