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On the anniversary of Barack Obama’s election, Wendy Mesley posed the above question on the National tonight. The segment isn’t separately online yet, but can be seen at the 35 minute mark of the National here. Mesley acknowledges it’s not an entirely fair comparison—demographics are different here than in the United States—but the discussion that follows is likely relevant nonetheless.
Next week in Toronto, Diana Athill, 92, and Alice Munro, 78, will have a lot to gab about
The son of one famed family, and keen student of Canada himself, reviews the work of another.