Inside the battle for Ottawa’s public-service vote
In Ottawa, it seems no end of Conservative candidates want civil servants to know how much they care. Oh, and the PM does too.
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Morning memo: September 29
BEST PHOTO: POLL OF THE DAY: An absolutely massive Léger Marketing poll of Quebec (over 3,600 respondents) suggests the Bloc...
There’s no ignoring Maxime Bernier, the X-factor of this election
Election Image of the Day: Campaigning in hostile territory is no problem when you’re not expecting to win any seats
338Canada, Alberta edition: The UCP is comfortably ahead
Philippe J. Fournier: While Jason Kenney’s party has shed some support in the past year, it’s still sitting safely in majority territory
Don’t do that again: Paul Wells on the Ontario election fallout
Both the PQ and the Progressive Conservatives bet early on big, bold platforms—so much for that idea
How Capital One Canada is helping young leaders meet evolving job market demands
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Parliament is set to resume Dec. 5. Don’t blink or you’ll miss it.
Politics Insider for Nov. 13: Trudeau meets Scheer and Moe, a much-needed debate fix and digging into the election results
Pollsters were wildly off the mark in Alberta’s election
Voters decided they needed a salesperson to pitch Alberta, and its oil. Wildrose didn’t fit the bill
The Welcome Return of Boring Politics
How Trump made Canadian populism very, very unpopular
The Building: A cozy, communal gallery for Fredericton’s art lovers
Don’t let the imposing columns outside Fredericton’s Beaverbrook Art Gallery fool you—its new expansion is a warm, inviting space for art buffs (and an ideal party spot)