Who said Alberta was a bastion of conservatism?
The province has long been on the cutting edge of political innovation, despite what some would have us believe
The primary function of U.S. presidential primaries
The process should help uncover the blemishes in a candidate – providing the other choices shine through
Joey Smallwood’s campaign to transform Newfoundland
Force-feeding economic modernization is a tricky business, even for a Father of Confederation
The nationalist revival versus the globalist perspective
The ties that bind aren’t what they used to be – at least for some of us. For others, they are increasingly intense
The failure of an American president to compromise
Woodrow Wilson failed to accept the limitations and checks explicit in the American democratic system
Will Trudeau 2019 follow in the footsteps of Trudeau 1972?
Pierre Trudeau lost favour with voters and ended up with a minority government. A similar fate may await his son
Can capitalism help save republicanism – and the United States?
It’s time to give individuals personal ownership of their data and, in essence, an equity stake in the new means of production
Brexit drama has historical echoes
The battle over Brexit isn’t the equivalent of the Second World War, but the outcome is shaping up to be a disaster on its own terms
The political fragility of George H.W. Bush
The late U.S. president had an authenticity problem that would never quite go away
