“Did I tell you the time I was called ‘a little girl’?” asks MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan incredulously. Sitting in her election campaign
This year’s election campaign has been one of the longest in our country’s political history, characterized by the usual kinds of political
As we trudge along towards an expected fall election, the race is on to gain votes from the “middle class”. In the
With the federal election campaign crossing the midway marker, the theatrics are as predictable as ever, with minor distractions. Leaders of all the
Public opinion surveys over the last week have shown that Canadians are more-or-less in lockstep with the government as it drags its
Arab media publications across Canada are providing extensive coverage of the Syrian crisis, often publishing editorials in support of the Conservative Party’s
The election campaign began in earnest with Tuesday’s budget, Joe Oliver’s first and Stephen Harper’s last before the writ drops in September
Former Quebec premier Jacques Parizeau notoriously blamed the separatists’ defeat in the 1995 Quebec referendum on money and the ethnic vote. When
As I walked along a Vancouver beach near my home this morning, I reflected on the extraordinary sea change in the Canadian