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A referendum. A military tragedy, and a pathetic government response. Plus, a personal update from Matt, and a comment on the ...

On the nature of the separatist movements in Canada today.

In the latest episode of The Line Podcast, Jen Gerson is joined by Andrew Potter to discuss Alberta’s looming separation ...

It’s been a political honeymoon like no other, as Mark Carney has continued to defy political gravity for more than a year and a half. Arguably, he’s much more popular now than he was when he saved ...

Jen Gerson speaks with Corey Hogan, Liberal MP for Calgary Confederation, about Alberta’s separatist referendum, and more.

I have solved the Canadian emergency room crisis. Please send me $47-million. OK, OK, I’ll explain. This week, the Ontario government announced it was spending $47-million over four years to expand a ...

For the first time since 2014, Quebec will have an explicitly separatist government. The Parti Québécois, led by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, won a minority government on Monday, taking 59 out of the 127 ...

The Line is off for the long weekend. No The Line Podcast or weekend dispatch. We are focusing on resting, family and, we admit, food prep. We’re behind. We wish you all a happy Thanksgiving, and ...

This column is aimed at a very specific subset of my fellow Albertans: Those who are considering voting in favour of hypothetically holding some kind of referendum on separation on October 19. Guys, ...

Although it attracted little notice at the time, U.S. Heritage Foundation authors Peter St. Onge and E.J. Antoni wrote in June that “Canada’s Texas is threatening divorce, and it could eventually ...

Happy Sunday, Line readers. We had a great The Line Podcast on Friday, please check it out. Last week’s On The Line was great, too. In it, Jen Gerson checks in with Greenland and Europe. And now, on ...