Canadian politics and conservative leadership by Jason Kenney

Jason Kenney stated that the developed world is moving rapidly toward a public debt crisis, with the United States leading this trend. Kenney noted that in the early 1990s, when he was involved ...

Jason Kenney questioned whether anyone in the Administration will clarify to President Donald Trump that the Canadian trade surplus with the U.S. is actually $46 billion, not $90 billion. Kenney ...

Jason Kenney highlights the creation of a new Canadian champion through the proposed merger of two Canadian-owned companies with global operations. He notes that, if approved, the transaction ...

Jason Kenney highlights what he describes as the single largest investment in Canadian economic history, spanning phases one and two of an unspecified project. He adds that this investment does ...

Jason Kenney points out that a major inflection point in the decline of empires occurs when debt interest costs surpass defence spending. According to Kenney, this situation began for the U.S. ...

Jason Kenney warns that Canada continues to fall behind, despite high energy prices bolstering the country's vital energy sector. He emphasizes that significant work remains to turn the Canadian ...

Jason Kenney raises concerns about efforts to replace Canada's $200 billion in oil and gas exports with wind and solar energy. He argues that eliminating the oil and gas sector could jeopardize ...

Jason Kenney highlights that Alberta's economy could grow by an estimated $200 billion by remaining part of Canada, with momentum building for pipelines and increased energy production. Kenney ...