John Ivison

The proof he's broken from the Trudeau obsessions is clear from bewailing by the Liberal environmental wing and its NGO fellow travellers.

The quiescence of Tory MPs could be for a lack of alternatives. Now, one such possibility is making the rounds at a conservative conference.

'This is politically motivated and fits perfectly into the ongoing tactics of the current administration to undermine Canada in as many ways as possible'

Just because a prime minister is keen on something, it does not automatically follow that it is going to happen.

As Moscow threatens NATO members, Canada's troops in the frontline mean the option not to fight would appear to be off the table.

Simply issuing a scare story a day sends a message of dependency and worthlessness that risks alienating swing voters.

If our troops are fighting in Latvia, or if Ottawa fails to renew CUSMA, a more North American policy could gain favour with voters.

This campaign is about persuading Albertans through reason, character and feeling, tapping into their values, beliefs and emotions

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John Ivison speaks with Bill Browder, the man behind Magnitsky legislation, which seeks to punish human rights violators globally