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"Unforeseeable" things that were entirely predictable: 2022 Canadian Edition

MP retirements? Demotions? Leadership rivals?

Misinformation is turning into a meme.

Battle of the Gatekeepers: There's more to the shadowboxing between Apple and Elon Musk than meets the eye.

The Alberta Sovereignty Act was an inevitability.

Spring election planning or caucus management?

Hotel California: Journalists, columnists and politicians who say they are leaving Twitter are full of lies

“F–k regulators.” Mission accomplished?

The Honourable Sean Fraser: Member of Parliament, Cabinet Minister, holder of bags

What happens if Russia never turns the taps back on to Europe?

Are we failing to take up the torch?

That time when Sun Columnist Brian Lilley was wrong

Toxic Wasteland: Is a prominent panel about toxic politics about to devolve into toxic politics?

Elon Musk wants Twitter to be profitable, civilized, and open. Can he win the triple crown of social media?

Hot Wheels: The one question the Emergencies Act Inquiry won’t answer about Canada’s response to the 2022 trucker convoy

The Sutcliffe Surprise: Is the result of Ottawa’s mayor’s race indicative of a broader trend in the Canadian electorate?

Savage Move: One Alberta cabinet Minister might finally change Canada’s east-west gridlock on climate and energy policy

Does “nerdprom” need to die?: Last night’s Parliamentary Press Gallery dinner may have proven that the annual piss up, in its current iteration, has outlived its utility.

Let’s Get Lucki: Simply scapegoating the incompetent RCMP boss won’t fix the rot in the force

Caucus dysfunction: The demise of the UK’s Liz Truss shows the true cost of a “team” that can’t see the forest from the trees.

“Justinflation” vs “Greedflation”: Why is Loblaws letting the NDP-Liberals label the company as the cause of exorbitant grocery prices?

If desperation actually does reek, it would smell like Trudeau’s boneheaded u-turn on digital assets.

In an age where self restraint is lacking, temperance, thy name was Elizabeth.

Hello? Morneau Shepell Recruiters? This is Chrystia Freeland calling!

On Smith’s Alberta Sovereignty Act, creating leverage for Alberta, and what that means for the federal Conservative Party

Justin Trudeau will go to an election this fall or he won’t be the Liberal leader in 2024.

What everyone gets wrong when they propose an Alberta provincial sales tax.

Surprise! The world is still a carbon based economy and the Trudeau Liberal’s approach to climate change will probably only make it worse.

Here’s why I think the Liberals are reimposing random airport COVID testing, and why I think it’s one of their dumbest moves yet. This is what they should do instead.

Why can’t Canadians have low cost, reliable internet?

I just made a big decision

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