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Adrienne Tanner

Adrienne Tanner

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Editor in Chief, National Observer

Vancouver

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Total articles 296

  • The cold-blooded calculus of ditching toxic candidates

    By Adrienne Tanner Verified| National Observer Verified So why did the Liberals and Conservatives take the high road to party integrity in all but those two cases? Dig a little deeper, and it's obvious the political fallout from losing the candidates who were instantly dumped was close to nil. They were expendable cannon fodder, running in ridings they were almost certain to lose. It was a different story in the case of Chiang and Gunn, who were both predicted to win.

    By Adrienne Tanner Verified · National Observer

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Carney's green dream team

    By Adrienne Tanner Verified| National Observer Verified Do these recent moves make Carney a sellout? Before anyone jumps to that conclusion, it's important to remember his background as someone who has spent the last five years pushing the banking world toward clean energy investments and examine the climate bona fides of the candidates running with him. You can tell a lot about a person by the company they keep. Carney has attracted a team of candidates who have put in boots-on-the-ground time pushing for a clean energy transition.

    By Adrienne Tanner Verified · National Observer

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • The cold-blooded calculus of ditching toxic candidates

    By Adrienne Tanner Verified| National Observer Verified So why did the Liberals and Conservatives take the high road to party integrity in all but those two cases? Dig a little deeper, and it's obvious the political fallout from losing the candidates who were instantly dumped was close to nil. They were expendable cannon fodder, running in ridings they were almost certain to lose. It was a different story in the case of Chiang and Gunn, who were both predicted to win.

    By Adrienne Tanner Verified · National Observer

    Apr. 08, 2025

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National Observer

Canada's National Observer is an independent online news publication based in Vancouver, British Columbia, with additional offices in Ottawa and Toronto. Founded in 2015, it focuses on investigative journalism, in-depth analysis, and opinion pieces. The publication covers topics such as energy, climate change, federal politics, and social issues, aiming to hold governments accountable and highlight societal challenges. The outlet produces award-winning investigative reports and daily news updates on climate policy, environmental health, and human rights. It features multimedia content, including videos and interactive pieces, to engage its audience. Canada’s National Observer is committed to diversity, actively seeking gender balance and representation of LGBTQ+ and nonbinary voices in its storytelling. With over 700,000 monthly visitors, it plays a significant role in advancing discussions around Canada’s new economy and public interest issues.

London, United Kingdom

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Founded: 2015