Jim Balsillie donates $50 million to non-hockey-based excellence
In Waterloo, where all the billionaires are philanthropists, Jim Balsillie today donated $50 million to match donations from the...
Paul Wells
Maclean’s senior writer Paul Wells writes about politics across Canada and abroad. Except sometimes he ignores politics and writes about music or something else.
Time to play the mix-and-write Phil Crawley memo game!
You know, the mark of really excellent communication is that the mere order of words has no real significance. A great memo...
He buried the lede. Ed Greenspon’s for the high jump; Stackhouse is the new Globe editor
Office email from wordy Globe publisher Phil Crawley:
UPDATED: Conservative ads succeed in moving the numbers!
Tories have fallen to fourth in Quebec, behind the NDP
MUSIC: Canadians in mid-air
From the program notes to Toronto composer Gary Kulesha’s Third Symphony : Let’s take that as our text for these three...
More Coyne, more Wells: Kind of a mixed blessing when you think about it
Andrew and I did a record-breaking second podcast this week. Because we got so excited about some op-eds by the Cato Institute...
Exclusive: The Liberal plan to respond to the Harper ads
Will the negative campaign help galvanize fundraising?
The political peril of sitting on a lead
Paul Martin could teach Michael Ignatieff a thing or two about public appetite for change
Stand back, gentlemen! Only science can settle this dispute! Lame online polling science!
And you know what the question’s going to be, don’t you.