Politics

In the heart of Milwaukee, a simple yet striking digital billboard flashes an unorthodox plea: “Tariffs Are A Tax.” This bold message, paid for by the Government of Canada, is at the centre of an ambitious campaign aimed at educating Americans about the economic impact of tariffs. While billboards are a staple of roadside advertising,

On the surface, Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte (BSOM) appears unshakable—a steadfast Conservative stronghold since its inception. But beneath its calm political waters, signs of change are quietly emerging. Dr. Rose Zacharias, a seasoned family physician and former president of the Ontario Medical Association, is no stranger to uphill battles. After finishing second in the 2023 provincial election against

Ontario has long been a pivotal player in Canada’s political landscape, and recent polling data suggests this trend is more relevant now than ever. Internal polling from Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives has revealed a significant lead for the federal Liberal Party in Ontario, casting doubts on the Conservative Party’s prospects for the upcoming election.

When it comes to taxes, it’s easy to feel like you’re navigating a maze blindfolded. Now, with proposed federal tax cuts making headlines, many Canadians are left wondering how this will affect their wallets—and their communities. In Ottawa, federal leaders from the Liberals, Conservatives, NDP, and Greens are pitching bold tax reforms in their bid

When news broke that Elon Musk would lead an investigation into a Signal chat leak involving national security figures, my first thought was simple: Who let the fox into the henhouse? The Signal app, known for its encrypted messaging and trusted by government officials for its privacy, has found itself at the centre of a