Mar 20 2023 — Rahim Mohamed — National Post — Canada’s close geographical and cultural proximity to the United States has some strange effects on our politics. One of the oddest is pushing the Liberal Party of Canada to wear the woke, anti-racist clothing of its American counterpart, the Democratic party. Yet at its core, the Liberal party exists to serve the interests of the […]
Feb 3 2023 — Rahim Mohamed — The Line — Minister of Housing and Diversity Ahmed Hussen landed in hot water yet again amidst revelations that he shelled out over $90,000 in constituency funds to a foodie communications firm (which I guess is an actual thing) run by the sister of his director of policy. The news about Hussen’s business dealings with the Toronto-based Munch […]
Jan 13 2023 — Rahim Mohamed — National Post — This time last year, Pierre Poilievre and his inner circle were planning what would turn out to be the most well-executed federal party leadership campaign in modern Canadian history. Today, the same people are wracking their brains trying to figure out how to reverse the opposition leader’s tanking favourability numbers. What a difference a year […]
Nov 20 2022 — Rahim Mohamed — CBC — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith no doubt has a lot on her plate, but she may also want to watch the recent election returns from the newly-competitive Grand Canyon State closely before her own re-election bid next May. Alberta is often compared to the deep-red conservative state of Texas on account of surface-level similarities like oil […]
Jul 11 2022 — Rahim Mohamed — The Hub — In two months’ time, Pierre Poilievre will take the reins of the Conservative Party of Canada. With the party releasing its preliminary list of approximately 675,000 eligible leadership electors late last month,1 we have now entered “foregone conclusion” territory. The Poilievre campaign has signed up over 55 percent of all members who have joined the […]