News
Karl Nerenberg
| The current Liberal minority has arguably been working quite well, especially since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| Justin Trudeau returns to Parliament as head of a minority government, missing the 13 voting members needed on the government side to secure passage of spending measures and legislation. |
News
Karl Nerenberg
| To give his weakened party a greater measure of legitimacy, Trudeau might want to govern in such a way that takes into account all progressive voters, not just those who voted Liberal. |
Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| In 2019, breaking the cycle of Liberal-Conservative government -- an objective of the New Democrats -- starts with the NDP winning enough seats to play a key role in a minority Parliament. |
News
Cory Collins
| The PC's leader says he isn't conceding defeat, and talked about the idea of a coalition with the NDP and two independents. "The Ball Liberal government will not survive the next year," he said. |
News
Karl Nerenberg
| Canadian media are covering Ford the way U. S. media covered Trump. Even when they believe they are being critical, by disproportionately focusing on the PC leader they are helping his campaign. |
Blog
Sarah Miller
| In a nail biting election where the outcome is still uncertain, one thing is clear: Citizens want change. |
Blog
Dru Oja Jay
| Building strong social movements -- and campaigning for a Liberal minority government in 2019 -- could be progressives' best chance at building a better Canada. |
Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| The fact is clear: turn down one coalition partner, the door opens to another. When the Liberals reject the NDP, they embrace Conservatives. |
Columnists
Murray Dobbin
| If you find it impossible contemplating what Canada will be like under a Harper majority government, here are a few suggestions of its horrific, extremist potential. |
Blog
Brian Topp
| As a big step towards making our Parliament and our democracy work better, Canada should publicly discuss, explain, and modernize the rules that our Parliament and our government runs on. |
Blog
Pierre Beaudet
| Monsieur Stephen Harper s'approche à grands pas de réaliser son rêve de constituer un gouvernement majoritaire à Ottawa. |