Ali Taghva
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Canada's naive policies forgo our national interests
Is Canada's global outlook on the world harming on us?
Trudeau government seeks to end arms sale to Saudi Arabia
Canada is actively seeking to leave its arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
NDP MP calls Doug Ford, "White Trash"
The MP's decision is likely a worrying step towards more divisive and offensive language in Canadian politics.
Woman may sue after allegedly being manhandled by Trudeau’s security
She now has a GoFundMe page set up and it is rapidly growing.
Quebec should build Energy East or we may face an Albertan revolt
Albertans will find it harder to provide Quebec its much needed equalization payments if they cannot adequately sell their oil.
Canadian deficit could reach $30 billion per year; Parliamentary Budget Office
The deficit may be rapidly getting out of hand.
Why "toothless" documents like the UN compact on migration actually matter
While many have been careful to point out the non-binding nature of the pact, they ignore the embedded risk of adopting this document.
France's "yellow vest" protests, explained
While the media have attempted to hide why many are angry, the reason is clear. More carbon taxes are simply not acceptable.
TAGHVA: The federal government can save private media by reigning in the CBC
While the government has made it clear that they plan to help private media through taxpayer funds, fixing the CBC could be a far cheaper option.
New documents reveal more embarrassment for Trudeau: Jaspal Atwal scandal continues
The Trudeau government is struggling to explain recently released documents today
TAGHVA: UNIFOR President becoming more Trumpian by the day
Day by day Jerry Dias becomes more like Trump, and it may be the future for all political groups.
Trudeau government potentially allowed MP under investigation to stay on for 18 months; Quebec Senator
According to a Conservative Senator, the PMO should have known about Raj Grewal's gambling more than a year ago.
TAGHVA: Digital media is being weaponized across the spectrum — but does it matter?
There is no easy way to say this: Your favourite platforms may be altering your perception.
Canada’s oil price discount crisis, explained
Just how costly is Canada’s oil discount crises and how did we get here?
TAGHVA: Failing media giants should not be subsidized with more taxpayer debt
As many established newsrooms flirt with bankruptcy, government intervention appears to be the most brought up solution. But is that really the best way forward?