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- DDSG_CAT_HEADER Governance Debates (continued)
- Toronto should move to a ranked ballot
- Ontario using new law to suppress suits alleging negligent government conduct, lawyers say
- Canada's voting system is functioning just fine
- Ontario shouldn’t turn back the clock on naming judges
- Trudeau has chance now to be unusually bold
- In new minority reality, unprecedented opportunities await Canada’s Senate
- Right Now: Conservatism in Canada is on the edge. We need bold new ideas
- Six reasons to just say ‘No’ to electoral reform
- Why I resigned from the Senate
- Some good news for the west — you have more friends out east than you realize
- A last-minute guide to what the federal parties are pitching
- Scheer, Ford and the lessons of Ontario
- Women cannot afford another conservative government
- Liberals are the best choice for Canada
- The tax cuts you might vote for, but might not notice
- The (Conservative) platform that dare not speak its name
- The Affordability Crisis and the 2019 Election
- Where is Andrew Scheer going to find $15-billion to pay for all his promises?
- The neutering of Doug Ford
- Where is the ‘how’ in all of the federal election policy promises?
- Reversing cuts is just the start of what the Ford government needs to do
- Scheer is wrong to turn back the clock on Senate reform
- The major federal parties are promising a stampede of tax giveaways, with no policy plan
- How do you tell a Conservative from a Liberal? Ask an economist
- The debt, the deficit – and other things this election isn’t about
- Will the Liberals’ Broken Electoral Reform Promise Hurt Them?
- Make no mistake: elections do make a difference
- To succeed in Ontario, leaders must understand we are Red Tories at heart
- PC MPP who referees Ontario’s legislature wants to see better behaviour
- Want to know which political parties are targeting you on Facebook?
- Lots at stake for working families in this election
- Scheer’s election slogan undermines the Canadian way
- Ontario may be out of gas pump stickers, but Joe Moed has lots of his own
- It’s time to move past ‘fake news’
- Climate change will cost us more
- What’s next for the Senate: We must get more independence
- Critics call it 'shortsighted' and 'wrong', but Ontario government moving forward with municipal funding cuts
- Ford’s fake news machine should be closed
- A true Charter challenge: Empower Canadians with a new Bill of Rights, and our MPs, too
- Why you shouldn't expect to see populism take root in Canada
- Much is at stake in the contest between pluralism and populism
- Why Conservatives have more at stake than Liberals in Canada's class war
- How Canadians can strike a better balance between the environment and the economy
- The real carbon tax is the money provinces are spending on lawyers
- Andrew Scheer’s Real Bad Climate Plan
- Fiscal Accountability: The Path Forward
- All Ontarians will pay the price for Doug Ford zapping public sector wages
- Ford government to cap pay raises for public servants in bid to control spending
- Censoring free speech breaks faith with Canadians. Don't go there
- Canadians frustrated with federation, but still support equalization payments to poorer provinces
- DDSG_CAT_HEADER Governance Debates (continued)
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