Canada Used To Manufacture Vaccines Domestically — Now We Rely On Multinational Corporations
“What the pandemic has done has just driven home how vulnerable we are to the pharmaceutical industry.”
Alex Cosh
Alex Cosh is the news editor of The Maple.
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We Took A Deep-Dive Into What The Rise Of The Far-Right People’s Party Means For Canada’s Political Landscape
“The language (the PPC) use — the ‘cult of diversity,’ the ‘flow’ of refugees, that sort of language — that's classic far-right language, white nationalist language.”
What The Rise Of The Far-Right People’s Party Means For Canada’s Political Landscape
“The COVID conspiracy movement and the far-right are not happy with Erin O'Toole. So this time around, many more of them decided they weren't going to vote strategically, and they were going to vote for the PPC.”
Election Results Indicate Deepening Rural-Urban Divide, And Some Blame Canada’s Voting System
Data shows that of the Liberals’ top five strongest showings, four were in ridings located in urban centres in Ontario. The Conservatives’ five strongest ridings were all in rural districts in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh Wants The Federal Government To Introduce A Wealth Tax. Here’s What That Means
The idea of introducing a wealth tax is popular among Canadians, with 89 per cent supporting the policy overall, including 84 per cent of Conservative voters.
How Long Will Erin O’Toole Survive As Conservative Party Leader?
The first public challenge to Erin O’Toole’s leadership of the Conservative Party has begun following the Tories’ election defeat on Monday.
Is Jason Kenney Responsible For Conservative MPs Losing Their Seats In Alberta?
The Alberta premier kept a low profile during the election in what many regard as a deliberate strategy to avoid Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole being associated with Kenney’s unpopular government.
Trudeau’s Election Gamble Returns Liberal Minority As O’Toole’s Attempted Conservative Rebrand Fails To Shift The Needle
Justin Trudeau’s $610 million early election call has left Canada's federal political landscape in much the same shape as it was when the writs dropped on August 15.
It's Election Day: Here's What You Need To Know
We put together a guide on how to vote, the key issues that emerged during the election campaign and other issues that were overlooked or ignored by politicians and corporate media.