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Abbas Rana's focus on Canadian politics, particularly the Liberal and Conservative parties, indicates a strong interest in political maneuvering and electoral dynamics at the local level. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches from political insiders or analysts offering insights into party strategies, potential candidates' impact on elections, and regional issues affecting voter behavior.
As Abbas primarily covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to Canadian politics, submissions should offer informed perspectives on recent government decisions or proposed policies that could impact the local political landscape of Canada, Ontario, or Ottawa.
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By: Abbas Rana
Given the political landscape and public mood right now, Prime Minister Mark Carney is best-placed to launch the restoration of 24 Sussex Drive, but if the costs spin out of control, there will be a political risk, says pollster Darrell Bricker.
By: Abbas Rana
Of the 40 Liberal caucus members expected to attend the July 3-12 Calgary Stampede, 11 are cabinet ministers, including Prime Minister Mark Carney and five secretaries of state, according to Liberal sources.
By: Abbas Rana
Uncertainty over the separation referendum is adding a risk premium to business and investment decisions across Alberta, says Deborah Yedlin, CEO of Calgary Chamber of Commerce. And Alberta political consultant Stephen Carter says the remain side has to get 'off of our asses and actually do the work' to keep Alberta.
By: Abbas Rana
Following Tom Pitfield and Braeden Caley's departure, PMO Global Affairs director Lisa Jorgenson is set to start her parental leave later this month.
By: Abbas Rana
The Alberta Liberal caucus holds weekly Zoom meetings with PMO senior adviser Morgan Breitkreuz about the fall separation referendum and other key issues related to the province, says Liberal MP Corey Hogan.
By: Abbas Rana
Some Conservatives are hoping the infighting between Leader Pierre Poilievre and prominent party members will 'die in the high temperatures of July and the slow broil of summer,' but others think it's too deep and could be damaging for the leader.
By: Abbas Rana
Maia Johnson is emerging as a rising star who is said to have played a key role in the recent staffing changes, and is already 'making her mark by streamlining processes' within the Prime Minister's Office, say Liberal sources.
By: Abbas Rana
If a new Western political party were to start, it could take the form of a revived Maverick Party, says former federal Conservative cabinet minister Jay Hill.
By: Abbas Rana
At a time when Canada is engaged in a trade war with the U.S., Canadians are standing behind Prime Minister Mark Carney, which is giving an edge to the governing party in the polls, says Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs.
By: Abbas Rana
A brochure for four Richmond, B.C., candidates running in this October's municipal elections identifies Chak Au as a policy adviser. Until last February, Au had served as a municipal councillor in the city while also holding his federal seat.
