Friday, January 17, 2025
Stephen Maher. The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau. Simon and Schuster Canada, Toronto, 2024.  385 pp. By Matthew Rowley Reading Stephen Maher’s fascinating new book on...
The metaphor of the boxer who takes on the opponent who underestimates him, and comes out on top, works for Justin Trudeau - until it doesn't. Paul Wells. Justin Trudeau On the Ropes: Governing...
In addition to telling a personal and political story about an important man, Lawton’s book also provides an invaluable aid to anyone seeking to understand the modern Conservative Party of Canada. Understanding...
It's as if they're deliberately trying to whittle their voter base down to the most excitable, pearl-clutchingest urbanites. And it seems to be working
Alas, the Conservative leader won’t commit to spending two per cent of Canada's GDP on defence
Gondek couldn't leave the politics alone — even in a city emergency
The NDP comes out against delaying 2025 election by a day to secure pensions
In biography, Andrew Lawton writes that the opposition leader's journey to become prime minister started the day he was born
Europe’s D-list endorses ‘State of Palestine,’ NDP wants Canada to follow suit
'Wacko' may be unparliamentary, but how should we refer to a prime minister who is spreading conspiracy theories?

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