Justin Ling has a scathing
piece on what journalists have to do to cover the Conservatives' campaign. Sleep well, freedom of the press.
On a related note, the
Prime Minister isn't the only candidate avoiding press scrutiny. This one has the added bonus of having a Brampton angle.
The Walrus has a really
interesting piece on Uber and the taxi industry.
To the great frustration
of many, Brampton's decision on the Hurontario-Main LRT may not come in September.
Hill Times gives its take
on the PMO and Senate through the revelations from the Duffy Trial.
Hopefully during the
election we'll spend some time looking at the gender break down of the gender
of candidates. From The Tyee, we take a look at female political reporters and columnists.
The Globe and Mail has an
editorial on how the Prime Minister's Office is undermining and parasitic to our democracy.
During an election
candidates' families often play an important role. Now that Prime Minister Harper's children are older they are taking on a more active role.
Allan Levine offers his
take on the Machiavellian PMO.
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