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Stephen Taylor’s Biography

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Stephen Taylor provides regular commentary on Canadian politics and has done so since being one of the first Canadian political bloggers.

The publishing of his political analysis began around the time of the merger of the federal PC Party and Reform Party to create the Conservative Party of Canada, under the political leadership of Stephen Harper.

Around that time, Stephen Taylor was recruited to produce CTV's election website in 2004 and became a regular commentator on Macleans, Canada's olde…

Stephen Taylor’s Journalist Portfolio

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Stephen Taylor: Wexit just makes life easier for the Liberals

Stephen Taylor: Wexit just makes life easier for the Liberals

When such challenges arise, it is useful to look at the motivations of those involved to find the win-win sce…

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Stephen Taylor: Why did Justin Trudeau pivot on Israel?

Stephen Taylor: Why did Justin Trudeau pivot on Israel?

In the community of Turtle Bay, in the leafy suburb of midtown Manhattan, the UN town council has reprised it…

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Stephen Taylor: Councillor stands with professional bullies

Stephen Taylor: Councillor stands with professional bullies

Kristyn Wong-Tam is Toronto's councillor from Rosedale and she wants you to be concerned about 'state-sanctio…

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Stephen Taylor: Requiem for the regulators

Stephen Taylor: Requiem for the regulators

Last week the CRTC, the government body that regulates radio, television and telecommunications in this count…

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Stephen Taylor: Let Ottawans use Uber if they wish

Stephen Taylor: Let Ottawans use Uber if they wish

To conjure up the metaphor of the buggy-whip maker is to make a point about how the introduction of new techn…

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Stephen Taylor: In UN-world, North Korea looks great. Especially compared to Canada

Stephen Taylor: In UN-world, North Korea looks great. Especially compared to Canada

One month ago, a wayward bureaucrat (or rapporteur as he is styled) found himself in Canada and decided to te…

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Powering Canada Strong: A Trillion-Dollar Wish

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By Stephen Taylor
| stephentaylor.ca
I have written extensively about Mark Carney's conflict-of-interest arrangements. The relevant background: what Mark Carney's ethics screen actually says, how Brookfield's subsidiaries lobby Ottawa, and which policy decisions touch Brookfield's portfolio. Mark Carney announced a National Electricity Strategy today. It is called "Powering Canada Strong." It promises to double Canada's grid capacity by 2050 at a cost exceeding one trillion dollars.
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Stephen Taylor: Louise Arbour is in The Club — you are not Original

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By Stephen Taylor
| National Post Verified
She is a global elite, like Mark Carney Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada's next Governor General Louise Arbour during a media availability announcing her appointment at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa May 5, 2026. Photo by Blair Gable/Postmedia Mark Carney has named Louise Arbour as Canada’s 31st Governor General. She is 79 years old, a former Supreme Court justice, a former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and a former chief prosecutor of international war crimes tribunals.
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Debate: Think people and places, not organizations and services

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By Stephen Taylor
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Public Money & Management Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/09540962.2025.2594302?needAccess=true "Debate: Think people and places, not organizations and services." Public Money & Management, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2 Disclosure statement No potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).
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