Max Fawcett is a journalist and writer based in Canada. He focuses on national issues and writes for Canada's National Observer. Max's articles cover a range of topics, including politics, climate change, and current events, providing insightful analysis and commentary on Canadian affairs.
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November 28th 2024 For all the money and privilege he was handed by his parents, Donald Trump's most valuable inheritance might be his instinctive ability to detect and expose weakness in others.
By: Max Fawcett
December 3rd 2024 Canada's oil and gas industry might be struggling to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, but it remains as enthusiastic as ever about recycling.
December 4th 2024 For a guy who likes to invoke George Orwell, Pierre Poilievre doesn't seem to have paid very close attention to what he actually wrote.
By: Max Fawcett
“Fix the budget.” It's one of Pierre Poilievre's patented “verb-the-noun” formulations for what he'd do as Canada's next prime minister, and it remains an article of faith among many conservatives in Canada. But like most acts of faith, this is far more about belief than reality. For all their talk about being fiscally prudent, Conservative politicians in Canada have more or less abandoned the idea of balancing the budget.
December 10th 2024 The climate movement in North America has been very good at preventing things from getting built over the last few
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December 11th 2024 Climate policy in Canada just got a lot more complicated. With the election of Donald Trump as President and Republicans
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