March 2026

For generations, the foundation of Canadian foreign and economic policy has been simple, almost reflexive: align with the United States. The relationship, often described as the world’s longest undefended border, has been a source of immense prosperity and security. However, the political earthquakes of recent years—from the “America First” doctrine to the profound ideological divisions […]

The political landscape in Canada is witnessing a significant shift, with provincial governments increasingly reaching for a powerful constitutional tool once considered a last resort. At the center of this shift is Alberta, where Premier Danielle Smith’s government has proactively invoked the notwithstanding clause in recent legislation, signaling what many commentators are calling the arrival