Ian Campbell is a Deputy Digital Editor at The Hill Times. He covers a range of topics including party politics, finance, health policy, and the impact of digital technologies on democracy, with a particular focus on Canadian government and political affairs. Campbell's work has been featured in notable publications such as Input (U.S.), BMJ, and CTV News Northern Ontario.
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Ian Campbell's articles predominantly cover government and politics, focusing on local news and community events in Canada. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Ian Campbell
The government could table its fall economic statement and public accounts at any time, but it's a ‘convenient opportunity’ to blame opposition parties for filibustering, says former Conservative staffer Yaroslav Baran. But former Liberal staffer Olivier Cullen says the government's message about Conservative 'games' is a 'win.'
By: Ian Campbell
‘If you don't allow yourself to be exposed to opposing viewpoints, that can actually increase polarization,' says former Conservative staffer Jennifer Laewetz.
After the next election, the new 343-member House will consist of 83 ridings classified as rural and 143 urban, with the majority a mix of the two—50
By: Ian Campbell
Not much is known yet about what could have started a large apartment building fire in the city of Elliot Lake.
By: Ian Campbell
The mini-budget blew past former finance minister Chrystia Freeland's April promise to keep to a $40-billion deficit target. Freeland exited cabinet the same day she was set to present the document.
By: Ian Campbell
The government appears to be ‘improvising' as it manages the on-the-fly appointment of a new finance minister, and an economic statement that shows the deficit has grown by more than 50 per cent, says pollster Darrell Bricker.
A big blow this week to the Elliot Lake Arena repair effort for those hoping they'd be back on the ice this hockey season.
A house on Clement Street in Capreol has been deemed a total loss following a fire late Thursday afternoon. No one was believed to be in the home at the time.
By: Samantha Wright Allen, Ian Campbell
After months of pressure to change his senior team, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finally made changes to nearly one-third of the cabinet posts in a long-awaited shuffle on Dec. 20.
Former Liberal staffer Jeremy Ghio says Justin Trudeau is offering a 'perfect demonstration' of how letting things linger only makes them worse, and only the prime minister can ‘clear the fog of war’ by talking directly to Canadians.
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