Could lead to deep uncertainty about how we’ll even choose our Parliament in the future Election campaigns are supposed to highlight differences. Stark differences provide alternatives that can inform voter choices. As the grind of this 11-week federal election campaign unfolds, the policy proposals and attempts by the parties to define themselves – and each
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What Small Business Wants to See from Federal Election Campaign
on August 12th, 2015
Government spending, taxes and red tape top concerns Elections are exciting and bring out the best and worst in us. The best: Contemplating the future direction of the country, debating policy choices, and thoughtfully deciding how to vote based on what is most important to us. The worst: Inattention to substance in favour of muck.
Angle-Mort: La Place Du Français Dans Un Canada “Post-Trudeau” (Opinion)
on October 20th, 2014
Sharon Butala, une écrivaine des Prairies, publiait en 2005 “Lilac Moon”, un essai d’histoire de l’Ouest canadien qui essayait de répondre à “What makes a Westerner?” Ironie oblige, l’ouvrage est passé plutôt inaperçu, possiblement en raison de la réponse proposée : “Our stubborn refusal to recognize the French fact”! L’histoire citoyenne captivait pourtant par son
