Sep 24, 2019
Climate change mostly ignored in 2019 federal election
Dennis Gruending
Climate change should be a major issue in the 2019 Canadian election but the Liberals are more interested in personalities and smear tactics.
Elections
Elections
Sep 20, 2019
Trudeau in blackface: A symptom of Canada's widespread anti-Black racism
Philip S. S. Howard
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized for wearing blackface when he was a teacher and a student. Individualizing blackface incidents overlooks the larger problem of anti-Black racism.
Sep 20, 2019
It is about so much more than makeup
Maya Bhullar
Justin Trudeau's blackface revelations have opened up discussion on race in Canada in a way never seen before. Here are some tools to engage.
Sep 20, 2019
Which is more distressing, the idiocy of our PM or the hypocrisy of our opposition leader?
David J. Climenhaga
So what will Canadians decide about Justin Trudeau's blackface scandal? Nobody really knows at this instant.
Sep 19, 2019
If Conservatives win because of Trudeau's youthful stupidity it will be a tragedy
Karl Nerenberg
Long before 2001, most of us knew that imitating other cultures or ethnicities was not acceptable. Why didn't the young Justin Trudeau not know as much many years later?
Canadian federal election 2019 part 3
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Sep 17, 2019
Will election 2019 give Canada a minority government?
If early electoral opinion data holds, the Liberals should win the largest number of seats on October 21. With five parties contesting the election, the potential for a minority government is high.
Sep 17, 2019
A closer look at the NDP's climate platform
Linda Leon
"Power to Change: A New Deal for Climate Action" is a dense 6,042-word document divided into eight parts. How does it stack up?
Sep 16, 2019
In campaign's first week, party leaders hone their message and style
Karl Nerenberg
Scheer wants to present a reassuring and non-threatening face to voters; Singh stays on message; and May speaks her mind.
Sep 16, 2019
The Green 'surge' on Vancouver Island: a progressive alternative, or centrist flop?
Alex Cosh
Although there is no single reason as to why the Greens are gaining traction on Vancouver Island specifically, some have suggested that most of the support is coming from former NDP voters.
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