Unsurpisingly,
the Liberals have officially announced they are no longer pursuing electoral
reform, despite their clear commitment to the Canadian people. Andrew Coyne
argues shame on us for believing them in the first place.
Chantal
Hebert offers a preview of Parliament as the new session begins.
Steve
Paikin suggested that the Wynne government made make a Hail Mary plan to keep
government, and he suggests that ending the public commitment to Catholic
schools might be it.
Politico
looks at the Democrats as they wander in the political wilderness and their
current leadership.
PBS'
Frontline put out a very interesting four-hour documentary about the Obama
presidency and the rise of the Trump wing of the Republican Party. It's not
possible to watch it directly on PBS' website, but several people have posted
it on YouTube. I highly recommend it.
From
Strong Towns, Why I'm Not a Cyclist.
Martin
Regg Cohn is arguing to dismantle our school board system.
Neil
Macdonald states a simple truth: most mass shootings in Canada are committed by
white, Canadian-born men.
Maclean's
calls on Justin Trudeau to be brave in defiance of Trump's policies.
David
Frum paints a grim picture of American autocracy.
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