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COLUMN: On Parliament Hill - Why not a Canadian to fill PMO job? (opens the original)
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Perhaps the name Maia Johnson is familiar to you. If not, it should be. Ms. Johnson now holds one of the most senior positions in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), having been appointed to the newly created position of chief operating officer (COO) in July. Remarkably, this appointment received little public attention despite the responsibility that comes with it. The lack of public scrutiny is concerning, and Canadians deserve to know more. Never before has this position existed within the PMO
COLUMN: On Parliament Hill - No prayer allowed (opens the original)
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A relatively quiet government directive affecting the Canadian Armed Forces was issued in July 2026. Despite receiving little public fanfare, it deserves our attention. The prime minister and the Liberal government are attacking faith—especially the Christian faith. The policy directive intends to, “define the boundaries of appropriate language, actions, and symbols during military ceremonies and gatherings.” What that means in plain language is that in the name of inclusivity, “religious specif
COLUMN: On Parliament Hill - The impact of a trade deal (opens the original)
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Last week, mainstream news reassured us that a deal between Canada and the United States was almost sealed. Canadians could start breathing easier as negotiators worked collaboratively to finalize the remaining terms. Then, when Canadians woke up Saturday morning and read the news, they learned that Prime Minister Mark Carney had recalled Canada’s negotiators from the U.S. trade talks, just minutes before midnight. The prime minister suspended all ongoing trade discussions with the United States
COLUMN: On Parliament Hill - Are Canadians overtaxed? (opens the original)
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Benjamin Franklin famously observed, “In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” But there is a question that Canadians should be asking: Are we taxed too much? When governments tax their citizens too heavily, they discourage the very things that move society forward: creativity, hard work, discovery, and ambition. Prosperous societies are built when ambition and achievement are encouraged—not constrained. Our government should create an environment that encourage
COLUMN: On Parliament Hill - Building homeowners, not just housing (opens the original)
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When we hear platform promises, pitches, and possible scenarios, we understand they are rooted in a belief system or worldview. I know behind every letter I receive are ideas about how the world could be different. My worldview is rooted in doing everything within my jurisdiction as a federal representative to set my constituents and the rest of Canada up for success. Conservatives do not believe government should be the perpetual provider. Government’s role is to create the conditions for Canad
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