Eric Grenier of the 308 Blog has written
a piece about the potential impact of the debate on the Ontario results.
The Globe and Mail has put together a
handy little tool to figure out who to vote for in the Ontario election,
platform positions are outlined.
Now for something completely different,
Andrew Coyne advocates for the abolition of tipping.
Tim Hudak (PCPO – Niagara West-Glanbrook)
has taken a page from the federal Conservatives and has demonized the practice
of coalitions. Of course, coalitions are entirely proper under out system, as
Martin Regg Cohn reports.
From the Globe and Mail, the ONDP and
Andrea Horwath (ONDP – Hamilton Centre) are the biggest wildcards going forwardin the election. I’m inclined to agree.
Jon Lorinc in Spacing has written an
extensive five-part series about the political games and mismanagement that
resulted in the Scarborough Subway. It’s a scathing series that illustrates how
politicians overrode the sense of their experts. Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Part 4. Part 5.
Speaker Andrew Scheer in the House of
Commons is generally considered quite soft-spoken. Maclean’s has an interesting piece about his growing ire.
The Atlantic proposes that perhaps the
United States needs to hold a new constitutional convention to fix the errors
of the present federal government.
An article examining the paradox of
young, educated people who are disengaged from politics.
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