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Will Adams
Will Adams is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Provincial Times. Based in Toronto, he is an independent journalist specializing in Canadian federal and provincial politics, policy analysis, and on-the-ground reporting from party conventions.
EXCLUSIVE: Rejected NDP leadership candidate planning to launch new far-left party, sources say
Platform obtained by the Provincial Times reveals sweeping nationalizations, withdrawal from NATO, and support for Hamas armed struggle
I need your help to get to Ford Fest this June
An honest ask from an independent journalist who wants to show up
Durham police face questions on crime, bail, and school safety at town hall hosted by MP Jamil Jivani
Public safety takes centre stage ahead of Clarington and Durham regional elections
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Petition
Stop the Surveillance State: Reject Bill C-22
The “Lawful Access Act” turns every Canadian into a suspect. We must fight back now.
EDITORIAL: No, Minister, you may not search my phone
The Liberals have failed to make the case for sweeping new surveillance powers, and has given Canadians every reason to withhold their trust
FAQ. Complaints. Endorsements. All on the record.
Three new ways to hold us accountable. No excuses.
Canadian tech commentator calls Bill C-22 a ‘mass surveillance’ threat, says encryption backdoors put everyone at risk
Tech commentator warns the proposed Lawful Access Act would force backdoors into encrypted services, leaving ordinary Canadians more vulnerable to criminals.
United Party of Canada rebrands as 'Reforge Party' in nod to UK populist movement
Fringe Canadian party adopts U.K.-inspired name as it pivots toward religious populism and western alienation.
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Economy
Alberta, Ottawa strike deal to advance new West Coast oil pipeline, reshape carbon pricing
Agreement sets target to start construction by September 2027, includes Indigenous co-ownership
Carney’s national electricity strategy aims to double grid capacity by 2050
Consultations launched with provinces, Indigenous groups; $15 billion in savings projected for households
EDITORIAL: The Liberals are about to learn that a do‑over won’t erase the stench
The Ontario Liberal Party MIGH do the smart thing and redo the Scarborough Southwest nomination. But don’t mistake a practical necessity for a moral awakening.