populism

Opinion: From Donald Trump to Doug Ford, a vote for a politician who deploys a harmful kind of right-wing populism isn’t just a civic duty that might have unforeseen consequences

The underrepresented aren’t heard. And then they vote with a bang.

Opinion: As Doug Ford becomes the Ontario PCs’ leader, a spate of American populism imported into the province in the 1890s offers lessons for the present

The plain-talking, folksy new PC leader will appeal to growing populist leanings, but he may also struggle to win over key urban Ontario voters

Rob Ford’s election predicted a global political movement. What will his brother’s campaign tell us?

Opinion: Chris Alexander on the Rebel, the media, and what Canada has done right—and must keep doing—to keep populism at bay

The OECD compared newcomers in dozens of countries, including Canada, and the findings are fascinating

From Europe to Asia, populist forces are surging as a fear of foreigners pushes nations to a tipping point. More newcomers leads to more support for right-wing populism.

It turns out Canadians are surprisingly amenable to populist forces. So what’s preventing an authoritarian leader from rising to power?

On two career politicians—including one longtime Canadian PM—who weren’t crude populists and stayed cool