Andrew Potter
Maclean’s editorial: What the Andrew Potter affair was really about
Maclean’s continues to believe in the vital importance of a free and open exchange of ideas and opinions—even if McGill University does not.
A McGill alumnus with some questions for his alma mater
Evan Solomon wrote to McGill with pointed questions about how it handled the Andrew Potter affair. The answers did not impress.
Threats to academic freedom aren’t just a white-guy problem
Why Andrew Potter’s resignation as the director of a McGill institute will have fallout for academia’s women and minorities
CAUT prepares investigation into McGill and Potter resignation
A national group representing academic staff raises questions over Andrew Potter’s resignation
On Quebec and Andrew Potter: Tread carefully, Canada
In many countries an unpopular idea can prove costly. But not in Canada, the champion of academic freedom and free speech…. right?
Why Andrew Potter lost his ‘dream job’ at McGill
High-profile writer forced out over a Maclean’s column in what’s being called an attack on academic freedom
The eternal, futile quest for perfect democracy
Parliament returns amid some desire for change
The truthiness era
Andrew Potter considers the nature of truth in politics.
Making sausages
Andrew Potter questions our stated distaste for politics.
‘The reality of mass politics makes parties absolutely necessary’
Andrew Potter defends the existence of political parties.
The rebel sell
Andrew Potter considers the overarching theme of Samara’s findings.
I believe the polite term is “intellectual escort,” or perhaps “fiancé”
Regarding the lively debate over Andrew Potter’s post on CBC’s Vote Compass, I’d like to offer a bit of guidance to those who seem to be labouring under the delusion that Potter represents a set of lazy left-liberal biases shared by mainstream-media dimwits and tenured loafers alike.