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Article content The reception that greeted last week’s federal budget from fiscal conservatives was predictable. If you agree with American tax reduction advocate Grover Norquist that government should be shrunk down to a size where it can be drowned in a bathtub, you probably didn’t appreciate a budget that will send federal net debt levels to $1.4 trillion within five years. The Trudeau government can brush off such criticism as ideological and partisan. It will find it harder to discount the reaction from an officer of Parliament and from respected economists who have been allies and ...

Peter Summers / Getty Images Someone is out to cause trouble at Westminster, of that there is no doubt. Over the past few weeks, there have been numerous leaks of conversations over the planned refurbishment at No 11 Downing Street, former Prime Minister David Cameron's lobbying of Chancellor Rishi Sunak on behalf of Greensill, and now revelations over current PM Boris Johnson's agreement to help Sir James Dyson sort his tax issues. Now, the finger is being pointed at Johnson's former right-hand man and close advisor, Dominic Cummings, who left in rather bitter circumstances at the end of 202...

Article content There is a growing consensus that the federal Conservatives need a strong female leader if they ever hope to dislodge the Liberals. The upcoming election, regardless of how triggered, is already too late. Most pollsters and politicos have conceded the scandal-plagued Trudeau Liberals will not only win but will get their second majority, which is not testimony to Liberal aptitude but more to Tory ineptitude. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or BONOKOSKI: If Trudeau's trouble, then try Mark Carney on for size Back to video Straight ...

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