Sandy Garossino is a former Crown prosecutor and prominent media commentator, whose bold writing is read by millions across North America.
Her writing provides depth on topics where the media's analysis of controversial and urgent topics misses the mark. She is the winner of 'Best Column' in Canada in the 2016 Canadian Online Publishing Association's awards, and was a finalist for the Jack Webster Award for 'Best Column' in 2019.
She is a frequent guest on radio and television shows, providing analysis on recent political events from Canadaland to Global TV
Sandy Garossino interviews Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in Ottawa in 2018
Part 3 of a four-part series, in which Canada’s National Observer presents a data-based dismantling of the false claim that Alberta’s oil and gas sector has been targeted by a cabal of American foundations.
Part 2 in a four-part series, in which Canada’s National Observer presents a data-based dismantling of the false claim that Alberta’s oil and gas sector has been targeted by a cabal of American foundations.
Part 1 of a four-part series, in which Canada’s National Observer presents a data-based dismantling of the false claim that Alberta’s oil and gas sector has been targeted by a cabal of American foundations.
Cancelling the pipeline expansion wouldn't have affected emissions, but the Liberals' $70-billion climate plan will — provided they're in power long enough to implement it.
Jason Kenney knows perfectly well that it's all a canard, but he also knows how politics works. Avoid questions about your weak climate strategy by attacking your critics' integrity.
Perhaps the most depressing spectacle of the entire Trudeau SNC-Lavalin implosion is that neither the prime minister nor the people around him seem to have any idea of how badly their tunnel vision distorted their judgment in the conduct of this file.
As it happens, we probably do have a way out of this, but not through conventional diplomatic channels, writes Sandy Garossino. This mess needs to get back in front of a judge.
