Bruce Anderson is a freelance journalist at Ledger Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on North America and LATAM, as well as arts and entertainment. Bruce's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Spectator Australia, Yahoo News, and Canada's National Observer.
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Bruce Anderson's coverage is primarily focused on opinion editorials, seasonal topics, and investment analysis. His themes revolve around government & politics with a focus on the UK. Based on this information, targeted pitches could include opinions or commentary related to UK politics and policies.
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86% give the government a passing grade; while 14% would mark it an F.
R. Bruce Anderson | Ledger columnist The World Cup started last week. “America Welcomes the World,” as it were.
The war was never popular with Canadians but the economic impacts are now driving a desire to see it come to an end.
By: Bruce Anderson
Poilievre has failed to galvanize his 2025 coalition by arguing that Carney has been a failure. And the NDP voters no longer look like they would only vote Liberal to avoid a Conservative government.
R. Bruce Anderson | Ledger columnist As of this writing, we've been in a war with Iran for three months ― since Feb. 26 ― and despite
A quarter of federal Conservative voters in Alberta want the province to leave Canada.
By: Bruce Anderson
Between Jun 7-12th Spark interviewed 777 adults across Alberta. Here’s what we found:
By: Bruce Anderson
Only 27% think - in the end - Canada will be worse off than before the Trump tariff conversation started.
R. Bruce Anderson | Ledger columnist It's been a hard week in D.C. Rulings from the Supreme Court have dominated the news cycle all week, and you may find some of their rulings hard to accept
By: Bruce Anderson
Warning: For politics junkies, this is the most boring column you'll read this week.
