OttawaThe election that disappointed everyoneShannon Proudfoot: In the end, the voters sighed and rolled their eyes, giving Justin Trudeau begrudging permission to keep doing what he had been doing, but no more
OttawaA win’s a winPaul Wells: Justin Trudeau’s problems now are the problems of power. And they are fantastic problems compared to the ones Erin O’Toole will face.
OttawaInnovative Research poll: Who wants a minority government? Lots of Liberals.Support for a minority government—now the likely outcome—is at 40 per cent, with some voters in every party hoping there’s no majority
OpinionJagmeet Singh’s minority government calculusTom Parkin: The NDP leader said he’d never prop up a Conservative government. It was the right thing to do—and a play that will strengthen his hand.
PoliticsThe next few days in B.C. politics will be strange and funB.C. election 2017 was a cliffhanger, leaving us with no idea who will form government. But we know it’s going to be different.
UncategorizedTake a seat, esteemed colleague—if you canFESCHUK: Will Harper win 155? Or fall short of a majority? Our fate, and theirs, is in the tally.
GeneralThe odds are against the GritsIn this election, there are a number of possible scenarios, none of which help the Liberals much
CanadaHow the Conservatives plan to turn a minority into a majorityDoug Finley on Harper’s election playbook
On CampusRacism: why yes, now that you mention it, it is everywhereStudent panel to try to find it. We bet they will.
GeneralMegapundit: "Obtuseness and stupidity"LONG-WEEKEND ELECTION DAY ROUNDUP! Must-reads: Scott Taylor on shortsighted thinking in Afghanistan; Chantal Hébert and Dan Leger...