CanadaA statue of John A. Macdonald rests in purgatoryA project featuring a statue of every Canadian PM has become a politically charged minefield as the legacies of the nation’s early leaders are reappraised according to contemporary standards
CanadaHow Laurier’s stirring speech defending Riel forged his reputationAn exclusive excerpt from André Pratte’s biography of Wilfrid Laurier
UncategorizedMonster hospitalSome thoughts now on Mark Kingwell’s recent essay , not necessarily in response, but at least inspired by. Andrew Potter has...
UncategorizedWho we are (II)So, how often does the word ’mulitcultural’ show up in the new Guide to Citizenship—less than the word ’Blackberry’?
UncategorizedGoverning with consentLast week, Mark Donald heralded a "tide of ennui." This week, Andrew Coyne writes , somewhat less satirically, of our...
UncategorizedOur very own Optimus PrimeOn the 142nd anniversary of our country’s birth, the Toronto Star asks an important question : why don’t the kids want to play...
UncategorizedMichael Ignatieff & People Like YouThe last year and a half has included numerous opportunities to watch Michael Ignatieff in public. The most interesting moment...
OttawaThe Commons: ’Unbelievable’Prime Minister Dion had a question. "Does the Prime Minister," he asked, "still believe that he enjoys the confidence of this...
OttawaThe Final Day: ContextLiberal leaders to lose their first national campaign. Alexandre Mackenzie . Edward Blake . Wilfred Laurier . Lester B. Pearson...