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Oct 30, 2024 · TORONTO - The die is cast. Monday, the Prime Minister told his caucus they are barking up the wrong tree – he is staying. Ditto to the Bloc Quebecois’s “threat” of voting non-confidence in the government. The NDP had already reneged on its blustering threat to back away from its promises of support to Justin

Jan 31, 2025 · TORONTO - The leaders are off and running. Already the Media is asking what are the issues. Not one outlet has asked who are the constituents who will directly vote for these leaders as individual MPPs, directly. It is the editorial position of the Corriere that no matter the issues that emerge the reaction of

Jan 13, 2025 · TORONTO - Irrespective of perceived merit in holding one political view or another, the structure, the integrity of political Parties, their membership and their Leadership often speaks to the values held by the country writ large. A mere two months ago, in mid-November 2024, just two weeks after the disastrous electoral defeat for Democrats in

Jan 29, 2025 · TORONTO – Almost suddenly, tariffs have been shoved to the sidelines.Thanks to Donald Trump, the urgency of the imminent threat has been “deferred to a later date”… maybe April 1 st; what irony.Federal Ministers anxious to appear relevant to the incoming “boss” have been busy trying to tell the country they are still in charge and that they are custodians for what matters to Canadians.

Dec 30, 2024 · TORONTO - Justin Trudeau must relish the fact that his name is on everyone’s lips. Either he is a slave to punishment, or his chief advisor lives, and believes, in the predictions of a crystal ball created for other life forms. To this humble servant, it seems that the public has made up its mind:

Jan 7, 2025 · TORONTO – I do not engage in the habit of heaping scorn on people who no longer are part of our lives, no matter how strong the temptation might be for some. Two issues regarding “the announcement to vacate the leadership of the Party and the Government nonetheless attract some legitimate reflection. First of all,

Nov 17, 2023 · TORONTO - It has been ten years since the Corriere Canadese rose from the ashes of bankruptcy. It is fair and realistic to say that few people expected its second life to last ten weeks. Yet, ten years later, here we are: a talented, diligent, committed team of writers, researchers, administrators… and readers. In hard

Oct 21, 2024 · TORONTO – The House of Commons resumes its duties tomorrow, amid turmoil peripherally related to the Country’s interests and to those of its citizens. That is an exaggeration for purists and for those who equate national interests with the fortunes of singular political figures or of political parties that house them, however temporarily.

Sep 11, 2023 · TORONTO – The federal Conservatives held their Convention in Quebec City on the weekend, where 2,500 Party delegates attended. From my perspective, such conventions – especially when there is a relatively new leader (in this case, Pierre Poilievre) – serve two main purposes: “to imprint the desired image of the Leader’s “public persona” and to clarify the messages that define the ...