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To better understand how Canadians should think about this relationship, given what ICE has become in the US, I decided to reach out to Kent Roach, a leading Canadian constitutional law scholar at the ...

We now live in a time where, even if something remains highly unlikely, it is no longer impossible. And so, as President ...

The separatist PQ, relegated to their lowest ever number of seats in the 2022 election, has made a stunning comeback over the ...

The party just had an effective, relatively painless chance to force Poilievre out—and rejected it resoundingly. The Conservative Party of Canada is now, in effect, all in on Pierre Poilievre. Nor do ...

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A sovereignty referendum engineered by a group known as the Alberta Prosperity Project at a time like this takes on ...

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While it is true that many Indigenous people have been taken away from their cultures, languages, and communities—sometimes ...

But Bill 1, the Québec Constitution Act, 2025, is forcing me to confront the possibility that I may be wrong. Bill 1 is a ...