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“#Blanchet, Trudeau dominate the TVA debate, and O’Toole’s pitch to Quebecers” Politics Insider for Sept. 3, 2021: The leaders trade barbs in the French language debate, plus a poll showing voters are still expecting the Liberals to win Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered…
“#Here are your 2021 federal election action figures” Election Image of the Day: The leaders’ stances in the official photo for Thursday’s French-language debate weirdly reflect their campaign personae When carving out a campaign personality, it helps to pin down body language. How should you stand? Walk? Smile? How fast do you talk? How much…
“#The National Ballet of Canada returns this fall. Its newest principal dancer walks us through a scene.” Among the National Ballet of Canada’s first productions this fall is Angels’ Atlas. Siphesihle November, principal dancer, walks us through a pinnacle moment in the award-winning production. After a year-and-a-half-long pandemic hiatus, the National Ballet of Canada returns…
“#Federal election 2021: Poutine truck publicity is gravy for Jagmeet Singh” Election Image of the Day: Some campaign mishaps work in your favour It’s no secret that NDP leader Jagmeet Singh wants to win back Quebec. After Jack Layton led the Orange Wave 10 years ago, decimating the Bloc Québécois and shutting down the Liberals everywhere…
“#Federal election 2021: Hey Conservatives, where’s your platform costing?” Paul Wells: Two parties have managed to get at least part of their platforms costed and cleared for public release by the PBO, but not the third? [This post has been UPDATED, since its original publication, below — pw] Here’s something curious. I’ve asked the Conservative…
“#Federal election 2021: Polls show O’Toole is the favourite. Voters don’t seem convinced.” Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservatives are ahead, say the polls. But they also tell us that many voters believe Justin Trudeau will remain in power after the election. Last week, the three polling firms that have surveyed Canadians daily since the start…
“#Ford announces vaccine certificates, blames Trudeau” Politics Insider for Sept. 2, 2021: The end of the Ford-Trudeau truce; the Liberal platform drops; and preparations for the French-language leaders debate Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered straight to your inbox in the morning. Doug Ford…
“#Federal election 2021: What the polls are saying at the halfway mark” Philippe J. Fournier, who teaches astrophysics in Cégep de Saint-Laurent, in Montreal, discovered a passion for political prognostication while watching the American presidential election of 2016, when he observed a hardening consensus around a Hillary Clinton victory that he didn’t believe was supported…
“#Federal election 2021: The Liberal platform, or CARPA diem” I’m wondering what happened to the camping. In 2019 Justin Trudeau ran for re-election with an 85-page platform that promised, among a lot of other things, “A New Generation of Campers.” The Liberals promised to “expand the successful Learn to Camp program” so 400,000 kids each…
“#Federal election 2021: Justin Trudeau tries borrowing a little bit of Masai’s magic” Election Image of the Day: The aura around Masai Ujiri remains intact, making him a magnet to a certain federal leader who’s been attracting the wrong kind of crowd Prime Minister Justin Trudeau isn’t used to playing second fiddle in the media….