HeyJaredRichard Warnica
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Voters don’t like Brad Bradford. But after the first debate, Olivia Chow is in more trouble than you think (opens the original)
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Richard Warnica is a Toronto-based senior opinion writer for the Star. Reach him via email: rwarnica@thestar.ca. By most historical measures, Olivia Chow should be coasting to re-election. She is a personally popular, first-term incumbent facing an opponent â Brad Bradford â with a long list of pretty obvious flaws. She has name recognition. She has a lead in the polls. She even has what is usually a challenger’s worst enemy: a distracted electorate. (Most Torontonians are thinking more abou
In Toronto’s mayoral race, Olivia Chow is in more trouble than you think (opens the original)
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Richard Warnica is a Toronto-based senior opinion writer for the Star. Reach him via email: rwarnica@thestar.ca. By most historical measures, Olivia Chow should be coasting to re-election. She is a personally popular, first-term incumbent facing an opponent â Brad Bradford â with a long list of pretty obvious flaws. She has name recognition. She has a lead in the polls. She even has what is usually a challenger’s worst enemy: a distracted electorate. (Most Torontonians are thinking more abou
Canada’s conservatives have a problem with reality (opens the original)
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Richard Warnica is a Toronto-based senior opinion writer for the Star. Reach him via email: rwarnica@thestar.ca. What a difference a summer makes when youâre west of the Rocky Mountains. Two months ago, B.C. Conservative party Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay was the new hero of the Canadian populist right. Today, sheâs teetering toward national joke. Her caucus is in open revolt; nine of her 37 MLAs have already fled the party. (As a sign of how fast the wheels are coming off, Iâve updated that
If Pierre Poilievre is any indication, Alberta’s federalists are facing a serious problem (opens the original)
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Richard Warnica is a Toronto-based senior opinion writer for the Star. Reach him via email: rwarnica@thestar.ca. CALGARY â Thomas Lukaszuk â easily the most prominent federalist in Alberta â popped his tanned head out of the âForever Canadaâ RV at just after 9:15 a.m. He wore blue jeans and red sneakers and a madras plaid shirt so loud it could have come with a decibel warning. It was the first Monday of the Calgary Stampede, a political festival famous for nothing if not visual confor
He’s one of the leading fundraisers for the Alberta independence movement. He also has a hidden past (opens the original)
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Richard Warnica is a Toronto-based senior opinion writer for the Star. Reach him via email: rwarnica@thestar.ca. CALGARY â Bob Deer doesnât know how much time he has left. He says he has three kinds of cancer. But he knows how he wants to spend his final days. âIf I get six months or if I get six years,â he said, âI’m going to fight for freedom from now until then.â For Deer, that means sitting in the same gravel parking lot in northeast Calgary every day, handing out Free Alberta si
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