Politics and its Discontents

The Keilbergers probably just really like Bill Morneau. But you be the judge:

Included in the Trudeau sellout is the following: - Prepared to indemnify the project from any financial loss; -Is willing to offer th...

In response to Saturday's post about the increasing momentum of the neoliberal creep evident in the Trudeau government, frequent comm...

Star readers can spot a corrupt policy process when they see one, an acuity they make known as they opine on Bill Morneau's pharmacar...

I'm not sure what I find more offensive. Is it the fact that Bill Morneau, despite all that he has said about his limited vision rega...

The above title epitomizes both the direction of the entire Trudeau government and the character of specific high-profile individuals within...

The beleaguered Bill Morneau continues in his refusal to answer questions about whether he sold a whack of shares in his company, Morneau ...

It is indeed a sad day in public life when a worm like Pierre Poilievre can stand up in the House of Commons and seem to occupy the high mor...

H/t Toronto Star Those who believe analysis must trump hyper-partisanship will enjoy this backgrounder provided in today's Star as ...

Were Bill Morneau the Conservative Minister of Finance, you can rest assured that 'progressives' would be howling for his politica...

Following up on last evening's post, I am adding the comments of Gyor, who listed several more failures of the Trudeau government th...

Were you to examine my blog posts prior to the last election, you would see that I had grave reservations about the fitness of Justin Trud...

I have been following with interest the current discussion, sometimes waxing into hysteria, over Finance Minister Bill Morneau's plan ...

Even though I will be riveted to the television tonight watching the U.S. election results, I have had more than enough American political ...