Althia Raj
National Columnist at The (Toronto) Star
"It’s Political" podcast host/producer, National columnist @TorontoStar, “At Issue” panellist on @CBCTheNational. Parfois aussi: @cpac_tv @iciradiocanada
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3 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Althia Raj
It was “elbows up” during the federal election campaign as Mark Carney’s Liberals portrayed themselves as fierce fighters against U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration’s slide towards authoritarianism. But now it’s “elbows down” as the prime minister’s new government tries to appease Trump’s White House and puts Canadians’ privacy rights and those of asylum seekers on the chopping block. The “Strong Borders Act,” a sweeping omnibus bill was tabled Tuesday.
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3 weeks ago |
wellandtribune.ca | Althia Raj
It was “elbows up” during the federal election campaign as Mark Carney’s Liberals portrayed themselves as fierce fighters against U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration’s slide towards authoritarianism. But now it’s “elbows down” as the prime minister’s new government tries to appease Trump’s White House and puts Canadians’ privacy rights and those of asylum seekers on the chopping block. The “Strong Borders Act,” a sweeping omnibus bill was tabled Tuesday.
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3 weeks ago |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Althia Raj
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4 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Althia Raj
It was now clear to Poilievre’s campaign that there would be “dueling ballot questions.” Carney was positioning himself to run against Trump, portraying himself as a serious man with a serious plan who would “never ever bow down to a bully.”And Trudeau, who was still the prime minister, was helping lay the groundwork for that message and carving out his own legacy by announcing that Ottawa would fight back with escalating tariffs. He called on Canadians to stand up for their country. On Feb.
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4 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Althia Raj
It was now clear to Poilievre’s campaign that there would be “dueling ballot questions.” Carney was positioning himself to run against Trump, portraying himself as a serious man with a serious plan who would “never ever bow down to a bully.”And Trudeau, who was still the prime minister, was helping lay the groundwork for that message and carving out his own legacy by announcing that Ottawa would fight back with escalating tariffs. He called on Canadians to stand up for their country. On Feb.
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