From Sovereignty to Solidarity: La Belle Province Stands Up for Canada Ahead of…
As Trump’s tariffs hit hard, Quebec trades nationalist instinct for national resolve—rallying behind Canada in a…
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Is Losing the New Winning? The Green Party of Canada Seems to Think So
Barred from the debates and unlikely to win, the Green party is betting on reinvention over results in 2025.
How Pierre Poilievre Collapsed at the Goal Line
Once poised to cruise to power, Pierre Poilievre has collapsed at he goal line—undone by missteps, miscalculations,…
Don’t Shoot the Economist: Why Canada’s Rally-Around-the-Flag Effect May Soon Fade
As Canada faces an economic and diplomatic crisis with the US, the country experiences an unprecedented surge in…
MIR Meets: Gerald Butts
Host Theo Shouse sits down with Gerald Butts, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, to…
Revisiting the 2012 Quebec Student Strike
The 2012 student strike brought young people together and sparked engagement in politics at all levels. There are…
Sex Work in Canada: An Uphill Battle
The problems faced by individuals in sex work are long-term and systemic. Serious action from the federal…
Canada is Struggling to Keep Pace with the International Community
On Thursday, Canada lost its bid to rejoin the United Nations Security Council after two decades of absence. The…
Untangling Canada’s East-West Political Divide
At its core, this fracture highlights some fundamental challenges associated with governing a country made of…
What Trudeau’s Re-Election Means for the Canada-U.S. Relationship
Because Trudeau lacks a clear majority in the House this time around, his Liberal government cannot simply rely on…