Lisa Van Dusen

A kinder, gentler, Carney-ish Pierre Poilievre?/CPAC screencap

With the usual disclaimer that a week is an eternity in politics and a day is an eternity in 21st-century election campaigns, so far, this Canadian election

First off, full disclosure: I love America.

Mark Carney has now stepped into his new role as Liberal leader — and, at a moment to be determined, prime minister — with an overwhelming 86% of the vote

Which leaves us — again, at this writing, per the cliché that a week is an eternity in politics as a proviso and based on the critical mass of polling and

In a recent Policy Q & A, Peter Boehm, the independent Canadian senator, six-time G7 Sherpa and former career diplomat, made a number of recommendations

As much as America's political pendulum swing from Donald Trump to Joe Biden and back again may prove to be discombobulating for all "legacy" US allies,

Carney and Freeland share profile elements beyond economics and hours served on WEF panels. They were both born in small towns fetchingly west of the

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his intention to step down as prime minister and leader of the Liberal Party on Monday, marking the end of the

January 3, 2025