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“#One small shot for Anita. One giant dose of hope for humankind.” Image of the Week: A personal support worker gets Ontario’s first anti-COVID inoculation as the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine arrives in locations across Canada The last 10 months have been rough. They were chaotic, anxious, deadly months; months that cost Canada hundreds of billions of…
“#Anthony Rota: The early-pandemic frenzy was ‘one long day with naps every once in a while’” Anthony Rota was elected Speaker of the House of Commons in the before times. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers had just won the Grey Cup for the first time since 1990. Andrew Scheer, fresh off an election loss, would soon…
“#On climate, at last, Justin Trudeau is all in” Paul Wells: It’s become a handy rule of thumb to assume this government will take the easy way out. Not this time. Will wonders never cease. We have here a specific, detailed plan to achieve significant progress in reducing carbon emissions in Canada. The reaction from…
“#The return of a grand federal-provincial tradition of long-term health funding negotiations” Politics Insider for Dec. 11: The PM and the premiers meet (virtually) to talk health transfers, the PBO says billions in stimulus could be mistimed and Doug Ford’s lead keeps growing Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it…
“#An online Messiah rises to the occasion” Near the end of Part I of George Frideric Handel’s oratorio Messiah, a singer urges listeners to spread the good news of Christ’s birth. “Oh Thou that tellest good tidings to Zion,” she sings, “Get up into the high mountains.” In any production, much depends on accidents of timing…
“#Will nostalgia define the next four years in American politics?” Adnan R. Khan: President-elect Joe Biden’s emerging cabinet suggests he is more interested in reset than reform. Is that what America really needs? As president-elect Joe Biden’s cabinet takes shape, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: we shouldn’t expect any major surprises. That, in itself,…
“#Rank these Christmas cracker jokes from best to worst” Okay, these are all just a little cheesy, but sure to bring on a smile, a chuckle or at the very least, a bemused groan The unique cruelty of a pandemic holiday season absent of festivities, family and friends has left us a little low. So,…
“#Is Ottawa both Jason Kenney’s benefactor and his political straw man?” The Trudeau Liberals sprayed the money hose everywhere in 2020 but lent oil country particular support. Yet, in 2021, Kenney still plans to pursue many of his pre-pandemic provocations and retrenchments against Ottawa. A mid-year fiscal update showed Alberta getting uncomfortably close to levels…
“#Humanity feels burned. Enter Elon Musk.” Image of the Week: Landing appears to be an issue for the SpaceX Starship. But hey, if we get off this messed-up planet, who says we’d want to come back? In a metaphor too painfully apt for 2020, Elon Musk witnessed his $200-million rocket explode Wednesday in a fiery…
“#What Canada’s economic recovery might look like” How does Canada come back from its massive pandemic deficit? Depends who you tax. With its seemingly unending pandemic spending, the federal government is heading toward a major deficit. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland hasn’t announced any fiscal targets, but estimates put the shortfall as high as $343 billion….