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Christine Van Geyn: Free speech is backsliding across Europe. It must be an election issue here

The 2025 Canadian federal election is underway, and there is an issue that needs to become a campaign priority for all parties, politicians and voters: freedom of expression. Western civilization is at an inflection point when it comes to free speech and censorship. We need to consider the direction we are going as a free society, and whether we want to become another example of increased censorship, or an example to the world on the value of open discourse free from fear. Read More
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The urgent need to solve the ‘cost to build crisis’ in the GTA this election 

As economic uncertainty looms, with the ongoing U.S. tariff threats and geopolitical turmoil, the stakes in this federal election are high for Canada's economic and societal future. To put it plainly, now more than ever is the time for governments to invest in housing. Building homes in the GTA builds our country’s economy, protects Canadian jobs and supports domestic industries from coast to coast.  Read More
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Christopher Dummitt: Liberals trying to lure Canadians back like a terrible ex

The Liberal campaign goal seems to be to wave their “Bad Orange Man” scarf so vigorously that, with any luck, the Canadian people will be fooled for just long enough to hand the Liberals a victory. Because, of course, the orange man truly is a disaster for this country. And the Canadian public is right to be worried, fearful, and to want someone who can deal with the threat. Read More
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Nathan Cullen: Tom Mulcair is wrong. The NDP belongs in Parliament

I recently read an article written by a former colleague, Tom Mulcair, and was shocked and a little saddened by the central argument: this election is too important and the fight too hard for the federal NDP to try and win seats. I’m trying to imagine such an idea coming from the likes of Jack Layton, Ed Broadbent, Alexa McDonough or Tommy Douglas. All of whom knew the importance of having the NDP in Parliament with a strong and meaningful voice. And how that voice could help Canadians make ends meet, and Canada face the threats of war, recession and political uncertainty. Read More
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