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“#Federal election 2021: The ‘incoherent jumble’ that is the Liberal housing plan” Earlier this month, just days before Justin Trudeau trotted to Rideau Hall to call an election, he received a report card of sorts on his mission to address the housing crisis. This report, from the Parliamentary Budget Officer, took stock of the Liberals’…
“#Why that mushroom lamp took over your TikTok feed—and your living room” Around the end of 2020, the mushroom lamp was everywhere. You can thank TikTok and Instagram’s algorithms for turning our homes into paint-by-numbers. “Why do all apartments look like this now?” A friend has done a housing swap in Montreal and sends me…
“#A Twitter video gone wrong and the unpredictability of a pandemic election” Politics Insider for Aug. 24: ‘Manipulated media,’ Singh’s green promises and a poll depicting a ‘volatile electorate’ 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. Health care dominated the start of the…
“#Federal election 2021: Is a Conservative minority government even possible?” Justin Trudeau on Monday continued his Surprised By Canada tour, in which he flies from coast to coast warning Canadians about the looming threat of things that are already happening. People might get on a train without being vaccinated! (They already can. Trudeau used to…
“#Federal election 2021: The unexpected Erin O’Toole factor” Stephen Maher: The Liberals may be in control, but if O’Toole keeps pitching himself as a policy nerd with a detailed plan, swing voters might buy what he is selling I was sitting with reporters and staffers from the Liberal plane in a meeting room at Dalhousie…
“#Federal election 2021: The kinds of mistakes winning campaigns don’t make” Andrew MacDougall: Misdirected or misfiring Liberal attacks are quickly becoming a thing in this unnecessary election, and it does not suit the party or the PM Andrew MacDougall is a director at Trafalgar Strategy, and a former Head of Communications to Prime Minister Stephen…
“#Bugs are people, too – Macleans.ca” Common insects get the close-up treatment, revealing more depth than may be expected Lying down on a forest floor in Japan or Quebec or Costa Rica, Royal Geographical Society (RGS) photographer Paul Parent waits patiently for his portrait subjects to arrive. You need precise conditions to capture such elusive…
“#Federal election 2021: The race appears to be tightening after Week One” Politics Insider for Aug. 23: Trudeau plans to go on the offensive, Tories are happy with their first week and why it might be time to keep an eye on Jagmeet Singh Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get…
“#A Canadian bottleneck in Kabul is endangering innocent lives” Paul Wells: People struggling to escape and those helping them are running up against procedural confusion layered on top of constant mortal danger A coalition of non-governmental organizations trying to get Afghans with a history of helping Canadians out of war-torn Kabul says immigration bottlenecks are…
“#The Maverick Party wants in—sort of” Jen Gerson: The new western conservative party’s plan is re-create the Bloc Québécois, and carve out a quasi-independent subnational entity just like Quebec Anyone watching the never-ending soap opera of Alberta politics will no doubt have one pressing question heading into the federal election. And it’s not “by how…