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Rob Breakenridge: Mark Carney's pipeline campaign against ... Trudeau (opens the original)
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CALGARY — It’s not a finish line, and it’s been a longer and more complicated process getting to this point than should have been the case, but Thursday’s pipeline announcement is a major milestone, nonetheless. The declaration that the new west coast pipeline — now known as Pacific Link — is a project of national interest marks not only a big step forward for this vital project, but also a further and significant break from the Trudeau legacy. Justin Trudeau’s name was absent from Thursday’s pr
'Wake me up when there’s a steel pipe going in the dirt': Poilievre (opens the original)
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Parliament has finally resumed amid major challenges confronting Canada, including ongoing trade conflict with the U.S., an economic slowdown, affordability concerns, and threats to national unity. The National Post’s Rob Breakenridge is joined by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for a conversation about how — or whether — the government is rising to these challenges and what the opposition believes the moment calls for. We’ll discuss Poilievre’s speech this week in Edmonton where he made th
Breakenridge: Brinksmanship is not an effective — or honourable — negotiating tactic (opens the original)
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With the clock ticking and polls showing stalled or declining support for Alberta separatism, there’s been an interesting and noticeable shift in messaging from those on that side of the debate. The future of Alberta’s place in Confederation is very much on the ballot on Oct. 19, but the premier’s much-criticized “referendum on a referendum” has left the door open to the argument that there’s safety and strategic value in a so-called protest vote. Not surprisingly, separatists are trying to seiz
Rob Breakenridge: Brinksmanship is not an effective — or honourable — negotiating tactic (opens the original)
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With the clock ticking and polls showing stalled or declining support for Alberta separatism, there’s been an interesting and noticeable shift in messaging from those on that side of the debate. The future of Alberta’s place in Confederation is very much on the ballot on Oct. 19, but the premier’s much-criticized “referendum on a referendum” has left the door open to the argument that there’s safety and strategic value in a so-called protest vote. Not surprisingly, separatists are trying to seiz
Daniel Hannan: Mark Carney, look to Britain and CANZUK, it's the obvious choice (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has just returned from a pivotal European trip, as Canada looks to deepen ties with other allies amid a deteriorating relationship with the United States. However, are we overlooking one of Canada’s most important and long-standing allies? Canada and the United Kingdom have a deep shared history, shared values, and shared interests. It’s why, as one prominent British thinker puts it, the true “special relationship” is between Britain and Canada. In this interview, Rob
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