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
Requiring media to register is 'antithetical to how journalism actually works,' says CAJ president Brent Jolly, while the Canadian Civil Liberties Association says the 'overly broad' requirements are 'not aligned' with the registry's 'actual objectives.'
By: Stuart Benson
With nearly $324,000 in combined spending room versus the Bloc’s $99,000, the Conservatives need to triple-down on defending Chicoutimi–Le Fjord, says past party campaign manager Fred DeLorey.
By: Riddhi Kachhela, Stuart Benson, Peter Mazereeuw
Plus, the candidates in the North Vancouver-Capilano byelection will face off in an all-candidates meeting this evening.
Politico celebrates filing more than 1,000 Playbooks at The Commons in Ottawa with cake, cowboy koozies, and a packed midday birthday bash.
By: Stuart Benson
Strategist Cole Hogan called the ‘overly technical’ complaint a ‘frivolous’ response to pressure from the Conservative campaign outspending the Liberals 8-1 on online ads.
By: Stuart Benson
A McGill-led study finds trust in Elections Canada remains high overall, but researchers warn a deeper decline among right-wing and Conservative voters is a 'signal of alarm' for Canada's democratic resilience.
By: Stuart Benson
Angus Reid’s Shachi Kurl says the division in the Tory base regarding the U.S. leaves Leader Pierre Poilievre with little room to attack as Canadians back the government’s trade stance.
By: Stuart Benson
The Parti Québécois' ‘aura of inevitability' is fading as Quebecers ‘rally 'round the flag,' says former Conservative director of communications Dimitris Soudas.
By: Stuart Benson
The U.S. president is not only trying to claim the name of Lake Ontario for America, but also ‘most of the lake's volume,' which should spur Canada to ‘step up' on its national water strategy, say experts.
By: Stuart Benson
An Abacus poll suggests most U.S. voters in key midterm states oppose the trade war with Canada, but KPMG's chief economist says the cost of that political leverage could permanently shrink our economy.
