Jesse Cnockaert

Canada’s recently released nuclear energy strategy sets goals including construction of up to 10 new large nuclear reactors over the next 15 years, as well as a doubling of uranium exports.

Alberta contributing more annually to federal revenues than what it gets in return could be seen as a sign of strength, rather than a weakness, says Moshe Lander, a senior lecturer of economics with Concordia University.

The 1995 Quebec referendum was held in a different era of media and political tactics, while today's grievances in Alberta require a unique approach mainly focused on economics, say members of a newly formed Alberta group.

Bill C-25, the Strong and Free Elections Act amends the Canada Elections Act with measures intended to combat election interference through foreign funding, as well as a ban on the use of deepfakes of candidates and election officials.

Bill C-25 modernized the Canada Elections Act with measures intended to guard against digital threats to elections, including artificial intelligence deepfakes and the potential for foreign interference through cryptocurrency donations.

Changes implemented by Bill C-25 mean candidate nomination and leadership contests are being approached with 'a level of seriousness,' says Aaron Shull with the Centre for International Governance Innovation.

Bill C-25 clarifies or expands some of the existing prohibitions already in the Canada Elections Act, including certain types of false claims with the intent to undermine elections, according to political scientist Chris Tenove.

Changes implemented the bill include making federal parties to submit privacy policies to the Canada's Chief Electoral Office, but critics are argue there are still no meaningful restrictions on what the parties can do with the data they gather.

Bill C-25 provides Commissioner of Canada Elections Caroline Simard, the enforcer of the Canada Elections Act, new authority to compel witnesses to provide testimony and demand documents for investigations without obtaining a judge's warrant.

A wave of Conservative infighting erupted after the Calgary Stampede, and the fall could be tough for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, say some, but Conservative Dan Mader says Poilievre’s leadership is secure.