Politics Insider for Sept. 9, 2021: An intense Trudeau; some questions about the Tory platform; and a very tight poll
Election Image of the Day: The Bloc leader is having trouble moving the ball down the field, and it’s almost halftime
Tom Mulcair: Singh could use all of his credibility and personal experiences with racism to persuade Justin Trudeau to challenge Quebec’s discriminatory Bill 21. That would be helpful.
Philippe J. Fournier: A 338Canada analysis shows it was the Bloc—not the Conservatives—that did best where the CAQ had dominated last year
Stephen Maher: Yves-François Blanchet won support talking not of separatism but of Bill 21—a political issue which may have a simple solution in the end
Election Image of the Day: Quebecers have voted, and once again the impact of their decision was felt across the country
Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservatives have fallen behind the surging Bloc, cutting the odds of seat gains needed to win the election
Paul Wells: Amidst fresh disarray within the party, it’s worth recalling the former leader’s advice: ‘This is no way to run a federation.’
Why the NDP and the Bloc are testing the Liberals by slowing down House committees
A French-language transcript of Gilles Duceppe’s speech after leading the Bloc to more seats, while losing his own
More and more Quebec separatists are fleeing the Bloc in favour of the NDP. Could the party be wiped off the map?
Why winning seats in Quebec won’t be easy for anyone.