Tyler Dawson, National Post

Tyler Dawson

National Post

Edmonton, AB, Canada

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Past articles by Tyler:

Majority of Canadians want Ukraine to win war, but are less supportive of military aid: poll

Nearly three-quarters of Canadians want to see Ukraine win the war but only a third think Canada should provide more military equipment. → Read More

'You have to be proactive': Liberals pitch 'just transition' planning for clean energy jobs

While there's little new in the plan, it's the first time Canada's plans to transition to clean energy jobs has been collected in one place. → Read More

Weekend Posted: Everything you need to know about the Emergencies Act report

Plus, even more stories about the Emergencies Act report that you may have missed → Read More

Everything we know about Canada's 'just transition' plan for oil and gas workers

With 84 per cent of Canadians not knowing about the Liberal plan, here's everything you need to know about the 'just transition' → Read More

Toronto Mayor John Tory resigns as mayor, admits affair with staffer

Tory, 68, spoke to reporters Friday night at city hall. → Read More

Most Canadians don't know about Liberals' plan for 'just transition' away from oil: poll

A poll found 84 per cent of Canadians don't know about the Liberal plan to transition workers out of the energy sector to new jobs → Read More

Alberta lawyers decry mandatory Indigenous cultural training imposed by law society

Fifty-one petitioners say the training should be dropped by the Law Society of Alberta → Read More

Preston Manning wrote a fictional inquiry 'report' into COVID. Now he's doing it for real

Recommendations in the fictional report include ending support for the CBC and human rights commissions, and 'wholesale' health-care reform. → Read More

Everything you need to know about the COVID prosecution controversy in Alberta

Allegations that the premier's office interfered in the prosecution of COVID-related charges. → Read More

Judge quashed trial of two Toronto hospital guards in death of maskless woman

Danielle Stephanie Warriner, 43, died at the Toronto General Hospital after she was restrained by security guards for not wearing a mask → Read More

'We were robbed': At least two Nova Scotia women died after struggling to get care in ERs

Families are speaking out and the NDP is demanding an inquiry into the state of the province's health-care system → Read More

Read Jordan Peterson's tweets that prompted complaints to psychologists' college

Jordan Peterson posted a document online that detailed a number of the complaints made against his conduct. Read the full document here → Read More

From World Cup to homeless: Ex-soccer star Paul James on why he left Canada for London

After a crack cocaine addiction spiralled out of control, Paul James lost everything. 'It’s been a f-----g brutality,' he says. Read more → Read More

After 'pretty crappy Christmas' stranded in Cancun, B.C. family among lucky few back in Canada

The Cody family were among the hundreds of Canadians stuck in Mexico after Sunwing flight cancellations stranded them there. → Read More

What science says heartbreak does to our bodies — and how to get over it

Florence Williams, who knows a thing or two about breakups, reveals lessons from her 2022 book Heartbreak: A Personal and Scientific Journey → Read More

Albertans are pessimistic and leaning toward voting Notley over Danielle Smith: poll

With five months to the next election, new polling gives an in-depth look at the state of Alberta's electorate. → Read More

Chaos in Canadian airports as holiday travellers worry about missing Christmas

Airline passengers are venting about delays and lost bags, while others plead for cross-country rides or cars to borrow to get home → Read More

Canada plans to welcome millions of immigrants. Can our aging infrastructure keep up?

A crisis is looming for many cities, as the population is expected to hit 47.8 million people in 2043, experts say. Learn more → Read More

Albert Reichmann, Canadian 'mastermind' behind Olympia & York real estate empire, dead at 93

Reichmann, known for his real estate dealings, was also a staunch supporter of eastern European Jewry. → Read More

Albertans the proudest Canadians but province is growing less fond of federalism: poll

A new poll from the Association for Canadians Studies shows Canadians like Canada — but aren't sure politicians are working well together → Read More