Wynn Rederburg

Ever since it was predicted that the incumbent president, Mauricio Macri, would likely be usurped during the presidential election, the value of the peso has fallen faster than it had in the prior six months. The unexpected nature of the…
Read More...

This February, Canadians from coast to coast balked at the announcement of the acquittal of Gerald Stanley, accused of killing 22 year-old Cree man Colten Boushie on his farm in Saskatoon. The case was highly publicized particularly due to…
Read More...

On March 13th, in the British Columbia Legislative Assembly, Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver presented his latest private member's bill to the membership. This is the third time Weaver introduced his Election Amendment Act to lower the…
Read More...

The Liberal government will release their 2018-19 budget on Tuesday, and Minister Bill Morneau and the rest of the Finance department have been very tight-lipped about specific line item details. The silence broke this weekend, when the…
Read More...

On February 8th, Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna announced sweeping amendments to the federal review and approval processes of major natural resource and environmental projects. Minister McKenna's Bill C-69 would…
Read More...

Parliament is back is session for the spring, and Justin Trudeau and the Liberal cabinet shifted the House agenda so Bill C-65 was first on the docket for debate in the House of Commons. Bill C-65 is the Act to Amend the Canada Labour Code,…
Read More...

On Wednesday January 31st, the Senate passed Bill C-210 to amend the Canadian national anthem to ensure gender neutrality. This means a change in a single line of 'Oh, Canada' from 'in all thy sons' command' to 'in all of us command',…
Read More...

This summer, Canadian news broadcasters flew into a frenzy when Green MP Elizabeth May called on Conservative MP Michelle Rempel, for saying ‘fart’ in the House of Commons. Cleverly dubbed ‘fartgate’, Canadian news broadcasters spent more…
Read More...