Scots will vote on independence, but many battles already won
Colby Cosh on the Scottish drive for sovereignty
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Erin O’Toole’s goal: To be blandly reassuring
Paul Wells: The difference between the personality O’Toole presented to Conservative members in the leadership race and the personality he’s presenting to Canadians as a federal election approaches is spectacular
Let’s play Cut the Granting Councils!
From a concerned source, here’s the text of emails the presidents of the three academic granting councils sent out to stakeholders...
Typical ’vaccine hesitant’ person is a 42-year-old Ontario woman who votes Liberal: Abacus polling
Bruce Anderson: Compared to the vaccinated, the vaccine hesitant don’t have a lot of trust in government. They also try to avoid prescriptions, dislike putting anything unnatural in their bodies and say they are reluctant to take any vaccines. Most worry that COVID-19 vaccines haven’t really been tested for a long time.
Will Canada stand with Uyghurs—and against ’modern slavery?’
Some of the world’s biggest brands are benefitting from the forced labour of Uyghurs in China, reports say. A bill before Parliament would target those companies and their products.
A look at Ontario’s fastest-growing university
Dr. Barry Craig answers a few questions about what makes Huron University’s experience unique for its students
A $600 million federal election later, we’re back to where we started
Politics Insider for Sept. 21, 2021: Trudeau maintains his grip; O’Toole has some problems; and Legault is stymied
Blessed hindsight
Bit late to this, but here is Michael Ignatieff’s interview with Canadian Business.
Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! Theresa May faces no confidence vote after Brexit shellacking
Politics Insider for January 16: Svend Robinson seeks end to political purgatory, the war of the travel advisories, and Theresa May’s government faces a vote of no confidence after historic defeat of Brexit deal
When it comes to voting, we listen to our friends, not our folks
Sorry, Mom and Dad — the political influence of parents this federal election might be less than you expected.