John Ivison

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John Ivison: France is in flames and it’s a gift to the far right

By: John Ivison

Centrists need to rediscover their fighting spirit. If not, next year’s presidential election will be a battle between the extremes.

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John Ivison: Carney pipeline boosting hasn't yet convinced investors that Canada has changed

To this point, the private sector has been virtually absent from both the Pacific Link and the linked Pathways Alliance carbon capture plan.

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John Ivison: On the eve of pro-Hamas vigils, universities finally seem ready to tackle campus antisemitism

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The solution is not that complicated. Expressly prohibit intimidation, harassment and discrimination, and discipline violators.

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John Ivison: A Bill 21 explosion could engulf Carney, Quebec and Canada

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The top court’s coming ruling has the potential to reignite separatism and quake the teetering balance between courts and government.

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John Ivison: Odd couple Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley hit the road to foil Alberta separatists

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The two former Alberta premiers have teamed up to make the case for a united Canada, reaching a broad audience.

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John Ivison: Russia’s deadly crosshairs could be aiming at the heads of Canada’s defence contractors

By: John Ivison

Intelligence agencies have reportedly warned Moscow is upping preparations to assassinate leaders of companies supplying drones to Ukraine.

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John Ivison: Mark Carney's principled stand appears to be only on one leg

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Fooled by the Palestinian Authority and ambiguously critical of Trump's diesel deal with Russia

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John Ivison: Carney’s pro-immigration temptation beckons the cobra effect

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New immigration targets are due in the next two weeks, and Carney's major projects will need workers, but Canadians don't want more people.

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John Ivison: The awakened separatist dragon will not easily go back to sleep

Similar levels of support launched secessionist parties in Quebec and Scotland decades ago, and both are in power today.

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John Ivison: Ottawa lets a key Arctic defence-tech company slip into foreign hands

By: John Ivison

The sale of storied undersea drone maker International Submarine Engineering apparently went through without a national security review.