Konrad Yakabuski is a columnist for The Globe and Mail, focusing on national issues in Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues. With a sharp and insightful writing style, Konrad provides analysis and commentary on current events and trends in Canadian society.
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Konrad Yakabuski's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on Canadian issues. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations, indicating an interest in detailed analysis of political decisions and their impact.
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By: Konrad Yakabuski
Bazghandi, who previously served as chief of the Revolutionary Guard's counterintelligence department, and the three other defendants live in Iran and remain at large, according to prosecutors. Five others were previously charged in the alleged plot, including three people who are in custody.
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From fiscal consequences to what it means for Canadian consumers, Globe journalists have answers about the future of TD Bank
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A Montreal school that reportedly violated the province’s Education Act has sparked a political standoff over how to defend Quebec’s secularist values
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Even more than is usual, this U.S. presidential election has the entire world on edge.
Trump focused on a trifecta of woes driving American angst – inflation, immigration and crime – and tied Harris to each of them
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Kamala Harris lost because the country is moving away from what her party stands for today. And as the race for 2028 begins, the Democrats will need to reconnect with average Americans
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The Parti Québécois is surging as its leader promises a plebiscite on independence, and the Bloc Québécois is leading in the province federally
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