“How can we say that we live in a united country when there is such a double standard?” On March 5 at Toronto’s Albany Club, Bronwyn Eyre was presented with the inaugural Cartier-Macdonald award from the Canadian Constitution Foundation. The award was...
MOUs are little more than pinkie promises which governments sign when they don’t know what else to do. Last week, the federal House of Commons voted 197 to 137 against a Conservative “pro-investor” motion to recognize Canada as a “competitive,...
Friday’s announcement of a 60-day review or delay notwithstanding, the federal Electric Vehicle Availability Standard (aka EV mandate) is emblematic of Canada’s economic malaise. It’s also likely unconstitutional. First, the basic economics: The average...
Editor’s note: Next week Pipeline Online will be running an in-depth series of stories on the current action before the courts seeking an injunction that would stop Saskatchewan’s recently announced plan to rejuvenate its coal fleet dead in its tracks. As...
People rally against Bill C-5 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang As uniquely Canadian fault lines form around Ottawa’s new major projects Bill 5, it’s quickly becoming the story of two vetoes—one Indigenous,...
