By Greg Scott Boom, Bust, and Bailouts Alberta’s political narrative has long leaned on a claim of being exploited by the federal government. From energy disputes to equalization formulas, many provincial leaders have painted Ottawa as an economic antagonist. But Alberta’s financial history tells a more complicated story — one defined by volatility, recurring support…
A Celebration of a Parliamentary Legacy Today, Canadians from coast to coast cast their votes, participating in a ritual of democracy that stretches back centuries. Election Day in Canada is not simply the choosing of governments; it is the latest chapter in a long and fascinating story — the evolution of a parliamentary system whose…
By Greg Scott As Canada approaches its federal election on April 28, 2025, the political landscape has undergone a significant transformation. The Liberal Party, under the new leadership of Prime Minister Mark Carney, has experienced a resurgence, overtaking the Conservative Party led by Pierre Poilievre. Recent polls indicate the Liberals are leading with approximately 44%…
The Emperor Has No Clothes: The Economic Presidency of Donald TrumpBy Greg Scott From the moment Donald Trump descended that golden escalator in 2015, economic bravado became his trademark. He styled himself as a master of “the deal,” a billionaire business mogul who alone could right decades of economic decline. He spoke often and loudly…
The Hudson’s Bay Company: The Fall of a Canadian Colossus and the Meaning of Its Legacy It began not as a company but as a proposition—an improbable vision hatched in the salons of Restoration England and the bitter snowfields of Rupert’s Land. In 1670, King Charles II granted a royal charter to a syndicate of…
The 2025 Canadian Federal Election: The Race to the Centre and the Silence on Woke Issues As Canada heads into the 2025 federal election, both the Liberal and Conservative parties are intensely focused on capturing the political centre—a space where elections are often won or lost. With the New Democratic Party (NDP) in steep decline…
Greg Scott In an age of rapid change and global uncertainty, the importance of understanding a nation’s history, heritage, and origins cannot be overstated. For a country like Canada — a Western liberal democracy that has built a reputation for social stability, political fairness, economic prosperity, scientific achievement, and cultural richness — a strong understanding…
As Canada approaches the 2025 federal election, the stakes have rarely been higher. The outcome of this election will not only shape Canada’s domestic policy for years to come but will also determine how the country responds to growing threats to its sovereignty, economic stability, and place in the world. With escalating trade tensions with…
Canada is poised for a pivotal federal election on April 28, 2025, with the political landscape shaped by domestic political shifts and rising tensions with the United States. The major political parties — the Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats, and the Bloc Québécois — each face distinct challenges and bring unique strengths to the campaign. The…
The Canadian Conservative Party is currently grappling with a significant challenge: distancing itself from associations with right-wing American politics, particularly the brand epitomized by former U.S. President Donald Trump. This association has been further complicated by Trump’s provocative suggestions that Canada should become the 51st U.S. state, a notion that has ignited a surge of…