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News
Libby Davies
| In this excerpt from her new memoir "Outside In," the former MP diagnoses what went wrong for the NDP in the 2015 election. |
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News
June Chua
| Tom Pitfield, a childhood friend of Trudeau's and a former IBM innovation expert, went through a top 10 Buzzfeed-like list of What He Learned from the Election Campaign. |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| As delegates prepare for the April 8-10 Edmonton convention, the federal NDP membership is in turmoil. The New Democratic Party needs to redefine itself in a new political environment. |
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Columnists
Murray Dobbin
| It is an interesting paradigm shift: for 10 years, Stephen Harper fantasized about disappearing the Liberal Party. Now the Liberals are in a position to destroy the NDP. |
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Columnists
Linda McQuaig
| Looking back on her foray into politics, Linda McQuaig questions if we're well served by a conventional wisdom that has reduced the voter to a simple-minded consumer who's only out for themselves. |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| New Democrats need to rediscover themselves, remember their aspirations, and fix their expectations anew. Here are five toasts to help bring in the New Year and see out the old. |
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Blog
Erika Shaker
| "Canada is back!" announced Justin, (more than once) to the world. But are we? And back to what, exactly? |
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Blog
Evangel Ekine
| Elections such as those recently held in Canada and Nigeria provide hope for further social change. |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| What are the tasks facing the Canadian left following the defeat of the Harper government? The Parkland Institute tackled these questions and more at its 19th annual conference. |
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Columnists
Jim Stanford
| Did the median voter's views on economic issues change during the 2015 federal campaign? Or did the parties just carve up that terrain differently? |
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Columnists
Ole Hendrickson
| Election ads notwithstanding, monetary debt is not the real issue of our times. Our growing ecological debt is what politicians -- and everyone -- should be discussing. |
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Columnists
Ralph Surette
| When things get complicated for a new government that has -- as usually happens -- promised too much too fast, when hope bogs down in the usual politics, here's how to understand what's happening. |
