May 10, 2018
Doug Ford knows better than to identify the victims of his spending cuts
Doug Ford learned a key lesson observing the crushing electoral defeat of his predecessor: never reveal where the bodies are to be buried.
tim hudak
May 19, 2016
Ontario seeks to crush criticism of Israel through a BDS campaign of its own
Nora Loreto
Tim Hudak and Mike Colle's epic overreach in Bill 202 cannot pass.
May 19, 2016
Ontario's move against the BDS movement is an attack on free speech
J. Baglow
Tim Hudak wants to suppress the BDS movement in Ontario. And the Ontario legislature may oblige him.
Sep 8, 2015
Playing the progressive card -- Trudeau's cynical, but clever, 'left shift'
Michael Laxer
Justin Trudeau is seeking to outflank the NDP on the left -- and Tom Mulcair is making it rather easy for him to do just that.
May 2, 2015
Zombie Confidence Fairy finally rears its head in 2015 Alberta Campaign of Fear
David J. Climenhaga
Albertans contemplating voting NDP should remember, as FDR advised Americans at a moment far more dire than this: The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
Jul 23, 2014
This labour campaign stopped Tim Hudak. Next is Stephen Harper.
Sid Ryan
The Ontario election did solidify one thing: Canada's politicized labour movement is ready to defend the rights of workers. It stopped Tim Hudak and now it's taking aim at Stephen Harper.
Jul 7, 2014
Amnesia conveniently breaks out among Ontario party leaders
Gerry Caplan
A strange case of amnesia has afflicted the provincial political parties in Ontario. Some attribute the malady to a common virus for which there is no known antidote: acute political opportunism.
Jun 30, 2014
Big byelection in Fort McMurray? Naw, as goes Macleod, so goes Alberta…
David J. Climenhaga
As goes Macleod, so goes Alberta. And if Stephen Harper sent an airfleet of F-35s to drop atomic bombs on Macleod, the survivors would crawl out of the rubble and vote Conservative.
Jun 24, 2014
Breaking down Liberal austerity: A detailed analysis of Budget 2014
Alex Hunsberger
The defeat of Tim Hudak in the Ontario election was one battle. Now the second battle we're facing is a scandal-plagued Liberal government and a "progressive" budget.
Jun 18, 2014
Red in Central Canada, blue in Ottawa an immutable rule? Don't bet on it!
David J. Climenhaga
The conditions that made Red-Blue voting axiomatic in Canada no longer exist. This is not good news for Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his Calgary-based Cordilleran Petro-elite.
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