ADAMS: Doug Ford's Ontario has turned law enforcement into a liability
When “Missing Footage” Becomes Routine, So Does Abuse. And Ford’s Ontario Lets It Happen
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All news, op-eds, and editorials published by The Provincial Times.
Fusion Kitchen owners left waiting as Enbridge delays stall Downtown Oshawa business
A fully built restaurant, months of delays, and a system that treats entrepreneurs as expendable
ADAMS: Doug Ford's whiskey theatre won't hide Ontario's jobs crisis
A bottle-smashing publicity stunt won't bring back the hundreds of jobs lost under Ford’s watch.
EDITORIAL: War is not the weather, Dominic
Treating global conflict as inevitable primes Canadians to accept bad policy and worse leadership
ADAMS: NDP leadership race crashes and burns in Montreal
Billed as a majority French-language debate, the Montreal event delivered barely any French, banned its only French socialist candidate, and proved the NDP is more interested in optics than fixing its historic collapse.
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Regional
John Rustad ousted after caucus revolt in BC Conservatives
A divided caucus forces Rustad out, setting off a turbulent new chapter for the BC Conservatives.
ADAMS: Pipeline to nowhere: Carney's political theatre leaves Albertans holding the bag
The MOU builds confusion, delays climate action, and hands Danielle Smith the political theatre she thrives on while Albertans pay the price.
ADAMS: Inside the Restore the North event at Canada Christian College
From conspiracy theories to tears over addiction, the night exposed a political project more committed to catharsis than solutions.
ADAMS: Zoomers showed up for Poilievre, he brought nothing but slogans
A youth-heavy Conservative rally revealed both the growing appeal of Poilievre's message and how little policy it contains.
Marijuana Party deregistered by Elections Canada after 25 years
Federal party dissolved after failing to meet membership threshold, marking the end of a 25-year run.
ADAMS: Inside Jamil Jivani's Restore the North
A firsthand look at what the “Restore the North” event promised, what it delivered, and what it revealed about the state of political dialogue in Canada.
ADAMS: Why Michelle Rempel Garner has it wrong on Jus Soli
Rempel Garner’s proposal to end birthright citizenship misunderstands both the principle of equality before the law and the very purpose of Canadian citizenship itself.