Accidental Deliberations

This and that for your Thursday reading. - Joan Westenberg writes about the insistence by Elon Musk and others that people be forced to lis...

It's for the best that the NDP and Libs have been able to come to terms on a supply and confidence agreement which should at least prov...

Miscellaneous material to start your week. - Jill Lepore writes that the COVID pandemic has left no room for doubt that there is such a thi...

Here we go again . And somehow, the latest round of hysteria includes the Cons learning nothing from the failure of their attacks on coaliti...

Assorted reactions to a federal election which changed so little. - The Canadian Labour Congress points out that we can't afford to be ...

While Justin Trudeau is putting any economic planning in the hands of somebody with a vested interest in privatizing profits, it's also...

Assorted content for your weekend reading. - Dylan Matthews writes about the growing body of evidence showing that minimum wage increases...

Here , on how the historical competition between the NDP and the Greens hasn't precluded cooperation where it counts in British Columbia...

Assorted content to end your week. - Don Pittis discusses the growing price everybody pays for more extreme weather events caused by clim...

Assorted content to end your week. - Alex Himelfarb writes about the urgent need to reverse the vicious cycle of austerity. And Toby Sang...

We can fully expect Canada's election campaign to feature plenty more talk about possible coalition outcomes - which are favoured by th...

Elizabeth May tells us that her idea of a grassroots movement is a finely manicured lawn carefully maintained to suit the aesthetic prefere...

Following up on this morning's column , let's note that there's another area where the Libs are stubbornly sticking to a previou...

Miscellaneous material to start your week. - Jay Baron Nicorvo discusses how the myth of U.S. meritocracy serves largely as a means of fu...

The latest round of discussion about the possibility of a coalition to offer something better than the Harper Cons has taken an noteworthy ...

I'm skeptical about Paul Adams' argument that some type of electoral non-compete agreement between the NDP and the Libs is inevitab...

Somehow most of the discussion of Thomas Mulcair's Question Period appearance this morning seems to have missed what strikes me as the ...

Following up on this morning's roundup , I comment here on how the NDP's group of leadership candidates includes loads of possibili...