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David J. Climenhaga

Alberta Liberals and New Democrats: Will they will, or will they won't, be buddies?

| May 21, 2010
Kim Elliott

Coalition to build a better BC launches

| April 12, 2010
Gary Shaul

Catch 22 Harper Conservatives...

| March 25, 2010

The Future of the NDP

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The NDP staggers from election to election, becoming less relevant each time. Why? Because, I suggest, it has become less associated with the ideas that appealed to its base from the beginning, and less successful at selling them to the electorate at large.

Since my dust-up with Bob Rae back in 1993, the entire relationship between labour and the NDP has changed. Many of the unions that disagreed with my criticism of the party and my support for strategic voting have come to recognize that the old model of strict affiliations to the party is out of date, and even the attitude of the Canadian Labour Congress toward the NDP has cooled noticeably.

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Stephen Harper: Wanted, for crimes against democracy (includes WANTED poster download!)

| January 22, 2010

Elizabeth May: Executing the Green master plan

I had the opportunity recently to talk to Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party of Canada about her party, its policies, its electoral chances and its place on the political landscape in Canada. As always, Ms. May was articulate, enthusiastic and pretty straight forward about the challenges she faces. When she took over the leadership in August 2006, the Greens had high hopes from the high-energy former head of the Sierra Club.

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James Laxer

Canada's stolen democracy: Welcome to 2010

| January 3, 2010

Coming out to the politics of change

Supporters of the coalition created by Jack Layton, Stephane Dion and Gilles Duceppe, commemorate its first anniversary.

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Who will stop Stephen Harper?

As I watch with alarm Stephen Harper's lead over the Liberals solidify, even as he displays contempt for climate change efforts, and disdain for parliament, I am reminded of Ronald Reagan. What I remember is this: on almost every major issue on which he took a strong public stand, he was opposed by a majority of Americans. But that did not stop them from supporting him, giving him high ratings as President -- and re-electing him.
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