25 h. ago Braid: Giant UCP bill enables separatist vote but allows recall to rage on

Opinion is moving away from separation, some in government say, in the wake of last week’s agreement with Ottawa

Other

4 d. ago Pipeline deal forced Montreal MP Guilbeault to ask if he could look himself 'in the mirror'

Steven Guilbeault resigned as minister of culture in wake of an energy agreement reached between Ottawa and Alberta.

Other

8 d. ago John Ivison: Carney’s focus on Alberta’s prosperity will help calm separatist movement

If nothing else, the MOU sends a signal that Alberta is being heard — even if B.C. is now complaining it has been left out of the conversation

Transport

1 week ago John Ivison: Why Canada can’t back Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine

The prime minister and his European and Japanese counterparts agreed the plan was unacceptable, but there were tensions about how to respond

Other

2 w. ago John Ivison: Ottawa wakes up to a B.C. dispute ‘poisoning’ billions in export opportunities

We are in the position where the private sector and First Nations want to sell Canada’s resources to Asia and are being blocked by a government that says it wants to double non-U.S. exports

Economics

2 w. ago John Ivison: Rising prices are hitting both Trump and Carney where it hurts

Trump has had to lower tariffs on groceries. The problem for Ottawa is that prices have risen even more quickly in Canada than in the U.S.

Economics

3 w. ago John Ivison: Another round of major projects from Carney that don’t live up to the billing

Evidence from the second tranche of mining and infrastructure ventures is that considerations other than economic payback were prioritized

Politics

3 w. ago John Ivison: Ottawa’s plan to massively enlarge our military reserves is missing a lot of pieces

The ambition is admirable and the goal desirable. Whether it is doable, is quite another matter

Events

3 w. ago John Ivison: Bad blood has infected Poilievre’s Conservatives, and Liberals are loving it

The Liberals welcome enough chaos to make the Conservatives look as unelectable as the NDP; but not so much that their leader is ousted

Other

4 w. ago John Ivison: A veteran of rescuing Ottawa’s fiscal hide gives qualified support to Carney’s first budget 

David Dodge, a veteran of the '90s austerity budgets, said he suspects even more cutting will be required in the next two years

Events

last month John Ivison: Carney’s budget finally offers hope that years of economic mismanagement may be over

The priorities are right: attempting to end stagnation, trying to rebuild the military, and aiming to reverse a hostility to building things

Sport