HeyJaredDonna Kennedy-Glans
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Analysis: B.C. Conservatives get Caroline Elliott after all (opens the original)
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Four months ago, Caroline Elliott lost the B.C. Conservative leadership to Kerry-Lynne Findlay on a 51-49 fourth-ballot runoff. Findlay is gone. Elliott is now on the ballot in West Vancouver-Capilano, her North Shore turf, in the snap election Premier David Eby called for Oct. 24. “If I was ready to jump in for leadership and lead the party — and ultimately, in an ideal world, the province,” she told me early Monday, “then I should be able to step up for my local riding.” Eagle-eyed readers wil
Caroline Elliott's theory of culture war: persuasion, not anger (opens the original)
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A week is a long time in politics. This one in British Columbia produced a party rupture and reconsolidation, a leadership resignation, and a snap election. When I talked with Caroline Elliott last week, the official opposition B.C. Conservative Party was already fracturing. By Friday, more MLAs were peeling away and the upstart CentreBC was stocking itself with the defectors. On Sunday, Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as leader, four months after her narrow win over Elliott. On Tuesday, Premier Da
Kennedy-Glans: 'Serious' critique of Carney is what loyalty to Canada looks like, Tory critic says (opens the original)
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Being the loyal opposition when Trump’s tariffs are hitting Canada is a tricky job, Shuv Majumdar admits. Some voices treat criticism of the prime minister in a crisis as close to treason. The Calgary Conservative MP, named shadow minister for Canada-U.S. relations on June 30 — days before the July 1 CUSMA review deadline — rejects that. “Our country is not too brittle to have a debate where the loyal opposition — loyal to the Crown, loyal to the debate for the country — wants the best outcomes
'Serious' critique of Carney is what loyalty to Canada looks like, Tory critic says (opens the original)
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Being the loyal opposition when Trump’s tariffs are hitting Canada is a tricky job, Shuv Majumdar admits. Some voices treat criticism of the prime minister in a crisis as close to treason. The Calgary Conservative MP, named shadow minister for Canada-U.S. relations on June 30 — days before the July 1 CUSMA review deadline — rejects that. “Our country is not too brittle to have a debate where the loyal opposition — loyal to the Crown, loyal to the debate for the country — wants the best outcomes
Alberta thinks it has a health care fix. Ottawa, as always, is skeptical (opens the original)
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Can Ottawa and Alberta actually work together? Adriana LaGrange is not waiting for permission. Alberta’s minister of hospital and surgical health services is rolling out a dual-practice model that lets some surgeons work in both the public system and a private-pay lane at the same time — something no other province allows. The question hanging over it is not just whether the model works. It is whether Ottawa and Edmonton can drop the familiar script — western grievance versus federal lecture — a
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