Commentary by Phil Gurski Should governments seek public approval on counter terrorism policy? By now, I am sure that you are aware of the fact that…
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Former Senator: More Aid, Military Capacity Needed
by Susan Korah in Ottawa Canada’s foreign policy is caught in a precarious balancing act between the “sunny ways” of election promises and the realpolitik…
View More Former Senator: More Aid, Military Capacity NeededDivided Views on the Senate’s Ethnic Diversity
by Susan Korah (@waterlilypool) in Ottawa, Ontario Prime Minister Stephen Harper recently announced a moratorium on further Senate appointments, seemingly hoping it will lead to…
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National Muslim Group, Liberal Senator Blast Senate National Security Report
by Amanda Connolly A report released by the Senate national security committee is sparking anger from one of the country’s largest Canadian Muslim organizations and…
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The AG and the Senate: $21 million to catch $1 million? Are we kidding?
by L. Ian MacDonald Now comes the reckoning — not just for the Senate, but also for Auditor-General Michael Ferguson, who spent $21 million investigating its…
View More The AG and the Senate: $21 million to catch $1 million? Are we kidding?Feds falling short of francophone immigration targets: Senate report
by Yamina Tsalamlal of iPolitics.ca A Senate committee report says the government needs to do more to attract francophone immigrants to communities outside of Quebec…
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Canadian Politics a Reminder of “Back Home”
by Themrise Khan Political and religious turbulence, violent militancy and natural disasters are nothing to brag about — but for many foreign expatriates arriving in…
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