With the two-year anniversary of Stephen Harper’s most recent electoral victory–in which he secured a majority government–an Ipsos Reid poll shows that half of Canadians ...

Amidst the noise, chatter, and euphoria over the 41st general election on May 2, one reality sticks out: For the second time in 20 years, a historically successful establishment party ...

I am not a psychiatrist, nor have I acquired any sort Bachelors degree or a Masters degree (as of yet). However, I do know that there is an affliction that is spreading quickly throughout ...

Earlier this week, Prince Arthur Herald columnist Brendan Steven outlined the possibility of New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton becoming Canada’s leader of the official opposition. ...

Could New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton be the next Prime Minister of Canada? While I never thought I would write those words, the potential of a social democratic government ...

“The Silent Majority” was a title coined by then-President Richard Nixon, in the heat of the anti-Vietnam sentiment that swept America in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s while ...

When it comes to the economy, I hardly think that the Liberals under Michael Ignatieff — or any leader for that matter — are seen in the eyes of Canadians as a bastion of ...

Much has been written about the recent events at the University of Guelph, where a Conservative Party operative allegedly ran into an Elections Canada polling station set up on the ...

As with all federal elections, Canada finds itself at a crossroads. Our choices are stark: we face compelling and contrasting visions of what we want our country to be. On May 2nd, ...

Canadians are looking for leadership on the economy in this election campaign. However, when it comes to addressing the major issues of how we can stabilize and grow our economy ...