Liberal Party of Canada
Bob Rae is out
And good for him. Today, the interim leader of the Liberal Party, the past leadership candidate for the same, and the former NDP Premier of Ontario announced th
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News making
Early details about the Liberal leadership race
Remember the Liberal Party of Canada? The House of Commons third-place party has had the luxury of waiting in order to replace Michael Ignatieff with a permanen
New Democratic Party of Canada
Does the “government in waiting” support the protests in Quebec?
Thomas Mulcair was elected leader of the New Democrats just a few short weeks ago and so far, he has had a two-fold strategy: to appear closer to the mainstream
Canadian Media
From the pages of Nature’s Climate Change Journal
Nature Climate Change, Members of the public with the highest degrees of science literacy and technical reasoning capacity were not the most concerned about cli
News making
About that National Post op-ed…
A few days ago, the esteemed Kelly McParland of the National Post published a piece on the Post’s online group blog Full Comment on the Quebec student protests
News making
Quebec-style student strike to come to Ontario?
The entitled madness may be building in Canada. Members of the Canadian Federation of Students are petitioning the organization to call an Ontario-wide strike v
Economy and Budget
Stunning statistic
If Quebec were a country, its debt-to-GDP ratio would be 5th highest of the OECD countries. Ahead of Iceland, Greece, Italy, and Japan. Source In related news,
Columns
Christy Clark’s missed opportunity
Tom Mulcair has had a busy week. In his first real outing on the national stage on any policy issue of pan-Canadian importance he chose to entangle energy, regi
Canadian Policy
Free Speech under attack!
Here’s something I didn’t know 24 hours ago. Did you know that it is illegal for anyone in the National Capital Region to use the term “Parliament Hill” to desc