Stuart Benson is a Reporter at Scottish Athletics. He specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government, politics, and world affairs, often covering topics such as elections, public policy, and cultural movements, particularly in Canada and Latin America. Stuart's work has been featured in notable publications including Scottish Athletics and The Hill Times.
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Stuart Benson's coverage primarily focuses on local Canadian government and politics. He tends to cover stories related to legal policy regulation, government announcements, and opinion editorials.
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By: Stuart Benson
'Food insecurity is an income issue,' says Daily Bread CEO Neil Hetherington, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre argues the Liberals are blaming international instability for a problem largely created by domestic economic policy.
By: Stuart Benson
As AI-generated content becomes cheaper and more realistic, strategists warn disclosure requirements alone won't preserve public trust.
By: Stuart Benson
Hundreds of politicos, politicians, and pundits descended on the U.S. ambassador’s official residence on July 4 to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
By: Stuart Benson
Moving Michael Chong to the Conservative finance critic role will bring a 'refreshing, intelligent change' to the official opposition's Question Period style, says former Harper deputy chief of staff Keith Beardsley.
By: Stuart Benson
Despite record-breaking fundraising last year, the Conservatives' $84-million in annual revenue falls over $14-million short of its expenses, as the Liberals' more moderate spending and lower loan balance leaves a rosier financial outlook into 2026.
Things may have slowed down in Ottawa for the summer, but there are still some noteworthy events on the horizon.
By: Stuart Benson
The 16th annual fundraiser and lawn bowling tournament returned to Ottawa’s Elmdale Lawn Bowling Club for one-night-only of fun, philanthropy and fierce competition.
By: Stuart Benson
As older Canadians rally behind Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic ‘safe harbour,' younger generations remain split, exposing what pollsters say may be the new defining electoral fault line.
By: Stuart Benson
Prime Minister Mark Carney's clarification came too late, but Conservative divisions could allow Liberals to ‘ride out' any remaining political fallout over the Gordie Howe Bridge agreement, say politicos.
By: Stuart Benson
The Liberal Party's fundraising is the most competitive it has been in a decade, but the slowing Conservative figures are more a byproduct of a current lack of electoral urgency, say politicos.
