Martha Hall Findlay
Google search data proves it: the Tory leadership race is dull
The search engine giant’s data suggests Conservative leadership candidates are having a hard time standing out in the crowded race
How to scrap supply management—a lesson from down under
If we followed Australia’s lead, we could boost the dairy industry and have cheaper milk
Why the dairy industry’s defence of supply management is so flawed
The evidence against supply management is overwhelming. What are politicians waiting for?
Why your milk costs so much and what to do about it
It’s time to put Canada’s most sacred cow, supply management, out to pasture
How Trudeau performs when tested
John Geddes revisits ‘the coronation route’
Middle class bias
Everyone’s favourite demographic
Martha Hall Findlay throws another punch
The Liberal leadership race has turned into a political campaign
Hall Findlay’s ‘class’ remark echoes through Canadian politics
What it means to be out of touch
Martha Hall Findlay’s self-inflicted knockout punch
Martha Hall Findlay swings and misses
The Liberal ‘debate’ in Winnipeg: so laid-back, not much laid bare
John Geddes on what came up instead of fiscal policy, Mali, the poverty of First Nations and Canada’s aging population
Live: The Liberal Not-A-Debate in Winnipeg
The leadership candidates enjoy a series of casual chats
Aaron Wherry’s formerly live blog of the Liberal leadership debate
One blog, nine candidates, two hours, 23 entries