Lots of NDP stuff this
week.
Aaron Wherry writes up his
summary of the NDP Convention and where the NDP stands.
Jen Gerson writes that
while the NDP Convention removed Tom Mulcair from power it is Premier Rachel Notley who was thrown under the bus.
Premier Kathleen Wynne has
shared her plans to reform political fundraising in the wake of scandal.
Martin Regg Cohn offers
his take on Premier Wynne's sudden change. On Twitter he suggested an all-party committee, with the Green Party leader,
should shape the new rules, and he suggested some serious MPPs who could get
the job done.
Sean Marshall investigates
Metrolinx's purchase of properties in Downtown Brampton.
John Geddes suggests that
Megan Leslie, former Halifax NDP MP, would be the good consensus fit for the next NDP leader, and considers other alternatives.
Jim Gilliam argues here
that to solve America's leadership crisis more people need to run for office,
highlighting the shocking large number of uncontested elections.
In local Toronto news a
leader of Black Lives Matter is embroiled in controversy for a tweet. Desmond
Cole pushes against the reaction and contextualizes it.
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