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As Parliament resumes in Ottawa, Prime Minister Mark Carney is signaling that the government’s focus for the fall sitting will

With a new majority government in place, the Spring Economic Update signals a shift from consensus‑seeking to execution. The government

  By-elections are typically low-stakes events that fill individual vacancies, and they rarely collectively shift the balance of power in

The current global landscape is shaped by intensifying competition among major powers, alongside a broader fragmentation of alliances and growing

The 2026 Ontario Budget represents one of the most defence‑forward provincial budgets in recent memory. It not only recognizes defence

Nova Scotia’s 2026–27 budget reflects a government attempting to balance fiscal restraint with the protection of essential services. The structural nature of

By: Anton Sestritsyn, VOSAVIS Principal, Ted Opitz, Lt. Colonel (Ret.), former MP, Dr. Yaroslav Samoylov This analysis examines Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy

The 2026 BC Budget marks a shift toward fiscal discipline after several years of expansionary spending. While the province continues

VOSAVIS Principal Anton Sestritsyn with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre at Convention ’26 in Calgary. As we mark the 20 years