- in Kelowna, British Columbia -
Mark Carney is in the final month of his “too-long goodbye” — to borrow the infelicitous phrasing of my colleague Terrence Corcoran, who remains a prickly critic of Carney, and is eager to bid farewell. Continue reading
- in Minneapolis -
With two party conventions having taken place on the same weekend – the official opposition New Democrats in Montreal, and the Liberals a short drive away in Ottawa – now is a good time to ask: Will either party speak for the poor, the marginal, the afflicted? Continue reading
The few boors and bores who celebrated Margaret Thatcher’s death this week are only the latest to have long wanted her dead. She was very nearly killed in the assassination attempt of October 1984, when the IRA bombed the Conservative Party Conference in Brighton. Continue reading