Althia Raj
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Whatever good is in Mark Carney’s Building Canada Strong Act is poisoned by the toxic rest (opens the original)
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Althia Raj is a national politics columnist for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @althiaraj Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks eloquently about shared values of democracy, addressing climate change, fighting for human rights, and walks his talk of like-minded countries banding together to preserve the rules-based international order. Whether its penning an op-ed in the Financial Times to announce Partners for Multilateralism with the presidents of Brazil, Kenya and the European Council, or soundi
Whatever good is in Mark Carney’s Building Canada Strong Act is poisoned by the toxic rest (opens the original)
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Althia Raj is a national politics columnist for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @althiaraj Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks eloquently about shared values of democracy, addressing climate change, fighting for human rights, and walks his talk of like-minded countries banding together to preserve the rules-based international order. Whether its penning an op-ed in the Financial Times to announce Partners for Multilateralism with the presidents of Brazil, Kenya and the European Council, or soundi
Mark Carney’s flight plan means turbulence for Canadian air travellers (opens the original)
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Althia Raj is a national politics columnist for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @althiaraj It’s a flight plan Prime Minister Mark Carney may come to wish he’d never filed. This week, Carney announced Canada would seek private investors for the countryâs four largest airports â a measure that was floated in last fallâs budget, but faced no public consultations and was not part of the Liberalsâ election platform. The news hijacked the mostly glowing coverage of Carneyâs Canada Investmen
Mark Carney’s challenge is playing both warrior and peacemaker with Trump (opens the original)
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Althia Raj is a national politics columnist for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @althiaraj Perhaps it is fitting that on a week when Canadians and Americans join together to remember the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks â and TV networks recount stories of Gander residents opening their hearts and homes to stranded strangers, of Canadian firefighters and police officers arriving in New York to lend a hand, of the 158 Canadian soldiers who perished fighting in Afghanistan â U.S. Pre
Mark Carney’s Building Canada Act is a threat to the rule of law, and here’s a good example (opens the original)
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Althia Raj is a national politics columnist for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @althiaraj Without fanfare or a news release, the Carney government gave notice over the long weekend that it plans to use its most controversial law to push through a pipeline to B.C.âs coast â a move that should concern us all. The Building Canada Act, also known as C-5, was given two days of study as it was rushed through Parliament last year, with MPs and senators pressured by the newly elected prime ministe
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