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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 ...
For an aged criminal — and such people exist — even a sentence eligible for parole may well amount to an irreducible one in ...
Carney is the most popular man in both provinces with secession problems. So what will eventually go wrong for him?
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 ...
Jen Gerson speaks with Corey Hogan, Liberal MP for Calgary Confederation, about Alberta’s separatist referendum, and more.
It is a truism that it is possible to have too much of a good thing. This applies to direct democracy, which Alberta has been discovering in recent years. Successive Alberta governments, as well as ...
In this episode of On The Line, Jen Gerson checks in with Greenland and Europe. Canadians seem increasingly open to closer ties with non-U.S. Western allies — but what do those allies think about us?
The Americans appear to be taking refusal well. In lieu of bending the knee on the trade file, Canada scheduled the implementation of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods for last Tuesday and then ...
It’s been an exceptionally noisy week on the U.S.-Canada front, of course. And while there are no shortage of weird truths and half-truths to pick apart — from the name of Lake Ontario, to the ...
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