Francis Crescia
Francis Crescia
Francis Crescia
is a York University graduate with an honors B.A in political science with a business career background as an IT executive and photojournalist. He currently blogs about politics and economics.
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{content}The Economic Risk of Carney’s Davos Strategy
How a pivot toward "middle power" diplomacy could jeopardize Canada’s most vital trade relationship.
Reconciliation Should Heal, Not Hollow Out the Rule of Law
Canada’s property rights are under serious threat.
Why Mark Carney’s Trade Strategy Must Change Now
The Canada-US trade relationship is over 150 years old and remains one...
Doug Ford’s Populist Politics and the Fate of Ontario
With trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S. dead in the water...
Carney Adds More Bureaucracy, with Same Old Policies
Mark Carney became the Prime Minister of Canada with a PhD in economics...
Canada’s Slow Death of Free Speech
Controlling free speech is intertwined with several laws, such as Bill C-11, which regulates...
Mark Carney and “Elbows Down” Diplomacy
n President Trump’s first 100 days in office, he signed 142 executive orders, signed bills...
Canada’s Crime Wave
How Canada's justice policies undermine public safety
One Month Later: Rewinding Canada’s Election Results
What comes next?
Mark Carney’s Canada?
The sixteenth-century Italian philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli famously observed that, “he who will...
