Harbour Express

The WE Scandal that's engulfed Canadian politics the last few days and weeks has become a dire warning to liberals everywhere, the Express'  Politics Editor, Linda Horman writes. For those who don't know, the WE scandal is a recent scandal in which over $900 million was provided to the WE Charity by the Canadian government for the Student Service Grant Programme, intended to help young people volunteering over the summer, something that was meant to be innocent and most certainly helpful to the government during the pandemic. However, from the get go, it was already clear that the charity had close ties to the government, with Justin Trudeau and his wife having attended and spoken at events. As time passed by, the charity revealed further links to Trudeau's family, as well as that of his Finance Minister, Bill Morneau. When Trudeau and Morneau apologised for not recusing themselves from cabinet meetings, it sounded like it was no longer an issue - they said 'sorry...

We are proud to present you the new Harbour Express! We're here to provide independent, quality journalism for you, here in Hong Kong. For weeks, we at Time 4 Change have been discussing the future of our media wing and how we can make it better, and make it work for you. This refresh for the Harbour Express, an institution for Hongkongers, signals a new era for Time 4 Change. Changes include the creation of a new politics section, with columns such as John Bawltrey's Breakdown and James Harrett's Between the Lines becoming a greater presence here at the Express . The daily op-ed by our Politics Editor Linda Horman, 'Horman's Point', continues.  Our Lifestyle section has changed significantly, with the resignation of our Lifestyle Editor Cameron Bougie to pursue a career in full-time activism. Our new Lifestyle Editor is the former Hong Kong Style Editor Emily Stun, and we will retain Mr. Bougie for his regular fashion column 'Catwalk'. New additions suc...