Author name: Adrian Sutton

The atmosphere at the latest ASEAN summit was charged with a palpable tension, a stark contrast to the usual diplomatic pleasantries. The source of this unease was not a regional conflict, but a new economic policy emanating from Washington. The Trump administration’s latest wave of tariffs has sent shockwaves through the global economic order, forcing […]

In a stunning political realignment that has sent shockwaves through Canada’s Parliament, former Conservative MP René Arseneault has crossed the floor to join the governing Liberal caucus. This move, confirmed on November 4, 2025, fundamentally alters the balance of power in the House of Commons, handing Prime Minister [Current Liberal Leader] a more secure and

The world’s political and economic landscape is shifting at a dizzying pace, and the recent gathering of G7 foreign ministers in Italy served as a stark reflection of these turbulent times. Moving beyond the pristine communiqués of the past, the meeting in Capri was dominated by a palpable sense of urgency. The world’s most advanced

In a significant move that underscores a renewed sense of urgency, the Canadian government is actively working to expedite the long-pending trade negotiations with India. Following a period of diplomatic strain, both nations are signaling a strong commitment to advancing the Canada-India Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). This push for a faster timeline comes directly

For many Canadians, particularly those within the vibrant and resilient Iranian-Canadian community, the question of diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran is not a matter of abstract foreign policy. It is a deeply personal issue, tied to grief, justice, and the safety of loved ones. In a definitive statement, the Canadian government has

After a period of economic contraction that had many analysts and citizens alike holding their breath, Canada appears to be turning a corner. Following a disappointing second quarter where the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shrank, early indicators and expert forecasts are pointing towards a robust recovery in the third quarter. This anticipated rebound is

The wait is almost over. For the Canadian Men’s National Soccer Team and its fervent supporters, the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw on December 7th, 2025, is more than a procedural formality; it’s a historic event that will chart the course for the nation’s first World Cup appearance on home soil. As co-hosts alongside the

The promise of a prosperous future, once a given for generations of Canadians, is facing a formidable challenge: economic stagnation. For young people today, the traditional pathways to building wealth—a good job, home ownership, and a secure retirement—feel increasingly out of reach. Wages are struggling to keep pace with the soaring costs of living, and

For decades, the ease of hopping on a plane to London has been a point of pride for Canadian travellers. With just a passport, a world of history, culture, and business opportunities awaited. However, the landscape of international travel is shifting, and a significant new system is set to change how Canadians visit the United

For years, Canada’s independent television channels have been the vibrant, homegrown alternative to large corporate broadcasters, bringing unique Canadian stories and perspectives to our screens. Now, a critical regulatory delay has pushed many of these cultural pillars to the brink, threatening their very existence and the diversity of Canada’s media landscape. The Breaking Point: CRTC’s