Big
long list. It's what happens when I miss a week.
Andrew
Coyne takes a look at former PM Stephen Harper's new book. This one is not about hockey.
How
small changes in an Arkansas town made a big difference.
If
we refuse to take climate change serious preventatively, we have a duty to
prepare for the consequences.
A
right-wing candidate who has said positive things about dictatorship won the
first round of the Brazilian election.
John
Michael McGrath looks at the state of the Liberal Parties across Canada and
centricism.
Toronto
is facing a financial crisis, but no one is talking about it.
The
Montreal Gazette reports on the divisions in Quebec society revealed by the election.
John
Geddes writes on Stephen Harper's interpretation of conservative populism.
Jen
Gerson writes on the political utility of the carbon tax for conservative
politicians in Canada.
From
the Globe and Mail, Sidewalk Toronto is no smart city.
Toronto
will be hamstrung by the provincial government no matter who wins.
The
Kavanaugh hearing proves what was widely known - there is no conservative resistance to Trump.
Why
did the 2018 Ontario election go the way that it did?
Progressive
Conservatives in Ontario refused to denounce a white nationalist.
Quebec's
election signals a new era.
Is
former Liberal MPP and Mayor of Brampton Linda Jeffrey getting a boost from Doug Ford?
Why
fascists never think they're fascists.
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