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Meng goes free, but what of the Michaels? Also, why the Liberals are setting themselves up for a nasty fall, and why Canada can't get things done
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Division and uncertainty mean fewer Canadians can decide on a majority option.
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Raise a glass and come join The Line editors as we drink in a new government
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Canada is not only more divided and polarized than it was in 2019, it is more divided than it has been at any time in the last half century.
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On electoral reform, when calendars get made, and dodging questions in the final hour.
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OK, so, this weekend didn’t go the way we intended. As per the new routine here at The Line, our week-ending dispatch is now for paying subscribers onl…
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We don't know what will happen on Monday. Otherwise, it's defence pacts, Covid crises, and a return of the old guard.
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This was an election about nothing. It’s a tribute to vanity, and an excuse for the callow pursuit of a power with no aim.
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If the moderates can't hold the CPC, our democracy will be the worse for it.
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The Alberta premier bet his remaining political capital on COVID being over.
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PPC supporters are wildly divergent from the typical Canadian on all issues around vaccination and efforts to boost vaccination rates.
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Trudeau has squandered Canada’s valuable open border with the U.S. in a short-term effort to gain political support.
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