Author name: Riley Thorne

In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through the worlds of consulting, artificial intelligence, and public policy, the professional services giant Deloitte has been implicated in a major scandal involving fabricated, AI-generated research. The controversy centers on a multi-million-dollar report commissioned by the Canadian government, a document that was found to be built upon […]

In the high-stakes world of international politics and finance, a single off-the-cuff remark can reverberate for years. For Mark Carney, the former governor of both the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, a moment of dismissive candor from 2022 has resurfaced, offering a rare glimpse into the regrets of a central banking heavyweight.

In a story blending music, politics, and international relations, the Canadian government has firmly denied any involvement in the decision to block the Belfast punk band Kneecap from entering the country for a scheduled tour. The controversy has sparked a fiery debate, pitting artistic expression against border security protocols and raising questions about where the

A significant political fault line is emerging within the federal Liberal caucus, pitting British Columbia MPs against each other and against the government’s recent decision to approve a major new oil pipeline. The contentious project has exposed the deep and often difficult-to-reconcile divisions between the party’s climate ambitions and the economic realities of Canada’s energy

After more than a decade of deliberation, political shifts, and intense evaluation, Canada has made a definitive decision in its long-running fighter jet competition. The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is set to enter a new era of air combat superiority, having officially selected the Lockheed Martin F-35 as its next-generation fighter. This choice solidifies

The digital landscape of political discourse is often murky, but a recent change on the platform formerly known as Twitter has accidentally pulled back the curtain on a troubling reality. In an effort to increase transparency, X’s new automated location-tagging system is inadvertently exposing networks of accounts engaged in coordinated foreign influence campaigns. What was

A confidential briefing for British Columbia Members of Parliament has pulled back the curtain on a significant and contentious energy agreement being negotiated between the federal government and the province of Alberta. The deal, which centers on the future of the Trans Mountain pipeline system, has raised serious concerns among B.C. politicians about environmental risks,

In a landmark moment for Canadian political history, Louis Plamondon has officially become the longest-serving Member of Parliament the country has ever seen. After a remarkable career spanning over four decades, the Bloc Québécois MP for Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel has surpassed the previous record held by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, setting a new benchmark for parliamentary service. This

For many Canadians, a trip to the grocery store or opening a utility bill has become a source of financial stress. The common narrative points to global forces like supply chain disruptions and international conflicts. While these are contributing factors, a deeper look reveals a significant Made-in-Canada inflation problem driven by specific government policies. From

In a landmark ruling with profound implications for the balance of power in Canada, Alberta’s controversial Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act has been dealt a severe blow. A judge with the Court of King’s Bench has declared that the provincial government’s use of the act to challenge the federal Clean Electricity Regulations (CER)