By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief Doug Ford did what any serious leader should do — he stood his ground and handled Donald Trump on Canada’s terms, not America’s. Yes, the Ontario government agreed to eventually take the ad campaign down, but not when Trump demanded it, and not because he said so. That Read More…
As North America approaches the five-year review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), trade tensions have exposed the absurdities of modern protectionism. What was meant to safeguard U.S. industries under President Trump’s tariff regime has instead turned into a slow-moving disaster for American farmers. The irony borders on the surreal: the United States, in attempting Read More…
This is a necessary perspective. As high-level diplomatic dialogue between Foreign Ministers Wang Yi and Anand to the tangible, lived experience within Canadian communities, particularly my own in Burnaby. My voice is precisely the kind that can help steer the national conversation toward a more constructive and hopeful future. My thoughts, “Canada & China Mutual Read More…
A federal appeals court has struck down a significant portion of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, ruling that several measures violated trade laws. While the decision is a major setback on paper, the court also delayed enforcement until October, leaving both businesses and policymakers in a state of limbo. The delay signals that the real battle Read More…
Many will suffer and struggle. However, Trump and his billionaire friends won’t.
How I learned to stop worrying and love the recession.
Fighting Canada.
Desperate measures from a convicted felon? Maybe just distraction from his failed election promises and criminal behaviour.
Pierre prefers other teams, instead of Team Canada.
Good grief! At least there is a grown up in the room.
