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You don't throw away a strategy that has you at 38 per cent in the polls
This election is about his CV, not his PhD thesis. He either did a good job at the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England or he didn't
If you want to influence Donald Trump, who else would you talk to but influencers?
The reasons for Carney skipping the debate are dishonourable, but that almost seems trite to say
The U.S. president's social vandalism shouldn't dissuade Canadians from bashing out our differences in an election
Canada handles full-blown crises rarely, badly and forgetfully
As uninspiring and entitled as Carney comes off, the Conservatives aren't likely to beat him with culture-war baiting
The perilous state of the electric-vehicle battery industry is a welcome cautionary example
Two Ontario elections have been held under apparently unconstitutional third-party fundraising rules. But don't worry, it's no big deal
His Liberal instincts means he whispers 'sunny ways' in your ear as he jams the ice pick into your spine
Americans like Canada, and they like Canadians. How do we best leverage that in four years?
Many Ontarians don't believe anyone can solve their biggest problems. They stuck with the devil they know
Jokes about sexual assault weren't funny 10 years ago ... or 20
Shouldn't political parties know what they stand for long before the writ drops?
In three Canadian provinces, the NDP have long known how to win friends and influence people
Capital punishment is beside the point in a provincial election. Criminal justice is certainly not
Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie promises not to shy away from 'tough conversations' about Canadian history
The Ontario premier is doing everything he should be doing — except he's doing it during an election campaign
Highway 407 might be the last non-gridlocked thoroughfare in the GTA. Doug Ford wants to make it free
The president doesn't understand the economy, so Ontarians won't get broadband internet and can't drink bourbon. it's a plan!
Bloc Québécois leader aptly calls cutting off energy supplies to the U.S. a 'scorched earth' policy. But that describes tariff wars in general
What do they want Chrystia Freeland to do, personally join the intifada?
Is spending a few weeks as prime minister really worth ditching a policy they clearly support? Apparently so.
That show from 2008? On cable television, which no one under 35 watches?
If the new government does nothing, we'll be back to unlimited hereditary citizenship — something nobody wants or is asking for
The notion of Liberals sticking with free memberships for anyone 14 or older, and non-permanent residents, just seems like yet more wilful self-...
To pretend that French is dying in Quebec is essentially table stakes for entering any Quebec-related political conversation nowadays You can save...
What sort of progressive mayor memory-holes an ombudsman's report alleging cruel and racist treatment of asylum-seekers? You can save this article...
This is a man who sang Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody in the piano bar at the filthily luxurious Corinthia Hotel in London on the eve of the Queen’s...
Appointing an unelected mandarin with a potential conflict of interest as finance minister seems risky, to say the least You can save this article...
Doug Ford wants addicts clean, sober and employed. It's an unimpeachable goal, and a much tougher job than he makes out You can save this article...
Harmonizing immigration rules would be unpopular in Canada, at least at first. But it's the most compelling practical option You can save this...
Kids giving TikTok their passport details? Sure, why not? You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account....
Throwing Mexico under the free-trade bus makes sense. But Mexico may have more to offer Trump than Canada does You can save this article by...
Celebrities asked about Toronto nowadays often mention the traffic. None of that for Swift: She got a gigantic police motorcade at taxpayer expense...
indigenous groups, and now Palestinian groups, want their own specific treatment under the law. Where will that end? You can save this article by...
Why is the government adopting definitions of things that it doesn't intend to use in any official capacity? You can save this article by...
Susan Holt's Liberals plan to roll back the Higgs government's amendments to Policy 713 — but that doesn't go far enough for some You can save this...
If governments can’t make good policies, they can at least delete bad ones You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if...