The Manitoba government claims progress by halving its projected deficit for 2025-26, but critics argue this does not equate to true accomplishment as the debt continues to rise despite reduce… Read moreTaxpayers need lower debt, not word games
It’s a common refrain in Western Canada that we get a raw deal. There’s some truth to that, but it depends on the context. When it comes to representation in Parliament, Manitoba and Saskatchewan have it good, but Alberta and B.C. are underre… Read moreThe uneven weight of a vote
Obby Khan resigned as Manitoba PCs leader and left the caucus, citing principles over position amid internal pressures and poor polling. The party faces ongoing division over its conservative identity and future direction, with the coalition … Read moreObby Khan is gone. What breaks next could reshape Manitoba politics
The Fraser Institute reports federal Indigenous spending ballooned from 10.3 billion to 40.8 billion annually between 2015 and 2025, outpacing overall government spending but delivering minimal improvements in Indigenous living standards. Read moreGOLDSTEIN: Wasteful and ineffective, federal spending on Indigenous issues is out of control
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