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In an age where politics often resembles entertainment, a single tweet from former U.S. President Donald Trump sent shockwaves across North America.

Much has been written about Trump’s first 100 days, and all his and his administration’s frenetic activity through to issuing a record breaking 142 Executive Orders, resulting in: - ‘a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’.  (Macbeth, Shakespeare)

The first 100 days of a presidency often serve as a clear reflection of a leader’s abilities and intentions. Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) transformed America during his initial days in office, playing a crucial role in pulling the nation out of the Great Depression. On the other hand, Donald Trump's recent actions during his second term raise concerns about the future of the economy, with some fearing a potential recession.

In the face of Donald Trump’s explicit threats of economic ruin through his damaging tariffs and the annexation of Sovereign Canada as the ‘cherished 51st State’, and the plunder of its natural resources, especially rare minerals and fresh water, Canada went to the polls and rejected going MAGA.

The race is really only between two political Parties, the incumbent Liberals, and the chomping-at-the-bit Conservatives, with the distant third Party, the New Democrats (NDP), possibly in the position to play ‘king maker’ if the neither of the leading Parties wins a majority.

The year 2025 stands as a pivotal point in the financial history of the United States. Under former President Donald Trump's leadership, the markets faced a level of upheaval that few could have expected. From sweeping policy changes to controversial economic strategies, Trump's actions sent shockwaves across both domestic and international markets. Let's examine how Trump's influence led to financial chaos, its impact on investors, and the implications for the future.

Canadians will vote on the 28th of this month (April) to choose the next Federal Government.

It would seem poor Elon Musk is feeling unappreciated and bullied by ordinary people.   According to him he was just trying to root out massive corruption in the running of the American Government. The fact that he gleefully, through DOGE, ...

The relationship between the Republican Party and Donald Trump has been a topic of intense discussion and analysis since he announced his candidacy for president in 2015.

Hey, who upended the apple cart? Decades of carefully negotiated global trade has been upended with potentially severe consequences for all major economies (as the current President of America puts it: who cares for the lesser ones, 'the are all shit holes', right?).

Today's Republican Party is virulently anti-progressive, anti-social, anti-minority, anti-woke, regressive and ironically, economically and

So Trump’s insistence that America has been taken advantage of is, as Joe Biden would have said, ‘pure malarkey!’