It’s politics first, as usual
The bottom line is that, even in the current moment of significant disruption and uncertainty in the world and in Canada’s relationship with the United States, our political parties are still not seeking opportunities to work together for the sake of the public. It’s politics first, as usual.
OTTAWA—As Budget Day looms, there is already speculation about whether the government will survive the vote. In all likelihood the budget will pass, but this might be due primarily to political calculations, regardless of whether legislators believe that the budget do...
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