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Jesse Kline: The conservative case for becoming an 'associate member' of the EU (opens the original)
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Judging by the reaction within some conservative circles to news that Prime Minister Mark Carney has spent months laying the groundwork for deeper integration with the European Union, one would think he was trying to revive the old Warsaw Pact and cozy up to the despot in Moscow, rather than improve relations with our liberal-democratic allies. While skepticism of the EU’s crushing bureaucracy and lax immigration policies, as well as Carney’s ability to follow through on his ambitions, is certai
Jesse Kline: The Carney Liberals are interfering in Israel's election (opens the original)
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The federal Liberals’ policy of joining allies in punishing Israel, without providing any constructive solutions for bringing peace to the Middle East, continued apace on Tuesday, when Foreign Minister Anita Anand, along with her counterparts from several European countries, issued a joint statement pledging to “bring forward national measures to ban trade” in goods originating from Israeli settlements. The fact that the announcement came a mere seven weeks before Israelis head to the polls — an
Jesse Kline: Doug Ford is right, time to hit Trump back hard (opens the original)
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Last year, both Mark Carney and Doug Ford campaigned on being the best candidate to take on U.S. President Donald Trump, but until the prime minister abruptly walked away from trade talks on Friday, only Ontario’s premier had the spine to stand up to the bully next door. His suggestions for how to deal with the current crisis should not be dismissed. Scrolling through Trump’s Truth Social feed this week is like drunkenly stumbling through an alternate universe. One will find talk of his “very go
Jesse Kline: In the face of tough new tariffs, Carney doubles down on government spending (opens the original)
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A week after Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new deal to expand the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project, he held a press conference in Lévis, Que., on Monday to announce a contract to build six icebreakers for the Coast Guard at the Chantier Davie shipyards. While Canada desperately needs electricity to power its economy and icebreakers to protect its shores, Carney has yet to demonstrate that his government is capable of enacting economic policies beyond spending massive amounts of bor
Jesse Kline: Deal or no deal, Carney Liberals have failed to build Canada (opens the original)
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It should come as no surprise that U.S. President Donald Trump’s Wednesday deadline to impose 50 per cent tariffs on $29 billion worth of Canadian goods came and passed with little fanfare — the president is famous for making boisterous threats and then backing down at the last minute. But as businesses, consumers and investors eagerly await details of a trade deal that may-or-may-not come by Friday, the lesson for Canadians should be that we cannot continue to allow our fate to hang on the whim
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