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Political inertia, plus other letters, Aug. 23: 'The major problem with this current government is that it promises much and delivers nothing.' - Vimarsana News

Political inertia, plus other letters, Aug. 23: 'The major problem with this current government is that it promises much and delivers nothing.'

In today’s letters to the editor: Anita Anand; Liberal government; drug decriminalization; Hugh Segal; wildfires; Meta; interruptions

Distinguished Tory Hugh Segal enriched Canadian political life - Vimarsana News

Distinguished Tory Hugh Segal enriched Canadian political life

Known for having ‘a sharp wit and a keen mind,’ he served as chief of staff to Brian Mulroney and as a senator during his long career in politics, and was dedicated to establishing a universal basic income

Politics Briefing: Former Prime Ministers Mulroney, Martin reflect on the life of Hugh Segal - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Former Prime Ministers Mulroney, Martin reflect on the life of Hugh Segal

Segal was chief of staff in Brian Mulroney’s government and was known as someone who could easily work with politicians across the political aisle

Canada has little option but to strengthen Western alliance if Donald Trump becomes U.S. president - Vimarsana News

Canada has little option but to strengthen Western alliance if Donald Trump becomes U.S. president

The greatest challenge of a second Trump term would be surviving in a world in which the United States is no longer a full democracy

Politics Briefing: Canada unexpectedly sheds jobs in July, unemployment ticks up - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Canada unexpectedly sheds jobs in July, unemployment ticks up

The country lost a total of 6,400 jobs and the unemployment rate rose to 5.5 per cent from 5.4 per cent in June, indicating that the economy is losing momentum