Two former Alberta premiers, @jkenney and @RachelNotley, teamed up for the Democracy Forum I hosted @TorontoMet. Their collaboration is a political miracle, but it won’t work a referendum miracle unless Albertans tune in and turn out. Today's column https://t.co/IBnglysfFg
If you’re still puzzled by Doug Ford’s on-again off-again, endorsement non-endorsement of @oliviachow for mayor, get used to it. There’s more where that came from. Friday's column on Ford's affinities https://t.co/MVuK4aPFDx
As PM @MarkJCarney tells UN the settlements are a roadblock on the path to peace, a look back at the fight over history and territory. Wednesday's column https://t.co/tHDhhARo6D
Canada will ban commercial ties to Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank. The logic, in law and in policy, is inevitable and ineluctable. They have long been an obstacle to peace and 2 states. Today's column https://t.co/yHq5jnLB4y
Without the foundation of an education, our democracy is untutored and unformed. Teachers are key to critical thinking. "To advance democracy, we turn to educators,” says former Lieut.-Gov. @LizDowdeswell. Today's column on her inaugural democracy awards: https://t.co/GLHOm97vvS
How to explain Doug Ford’s defiance when unveiling a bloated, bloviating, 37-member cabinet — the biggest in Ontario history — that papers over the cracks at Queen’s Park? Hubris. Today's column https://t.co/gWNoWoi6lS
"(Notley's) mission — her reason for joining up with Kenney — is to “get out the vote.” Her fellow federalists may not be as passionate about turning out on voting day as the diehard separatists who want to send a message" - @reggcohn#Alberta#Canada https://t.co/B8Gqcsb0s6
HAPPENING SOON: Two ex-premiers and rivals, Jason @jkenney and @RachelNotley, team up for our Democracy Forum @TorontoMet talking about Alberta's looming separation referendum. 12 noon today EDT, Sept 10, watch via Toronto Star livestream: https://t.co/B84LsefAtG
Two ex-premiers and rivals, Jason @jkenney and @RachelNotley, team up for our Democracy Forum @TorontoMet talking about Alberta's looming separation referendum. Thurs Sept 10 via Zoom at 12 noon EDT. Free sign-up here: https://t.co/ebTtTYK3ec
With an election on, Quebecers are targeted by America’s antics more than anyone. Language and livelihoods are imperiled. In the fight for national unity, Quebec and the rest of Canada are triangulating against Trump. Thursday's column https://t.co/vklLxnhwh4
Two ex-premiers and rivals, Jason @jkenney and @RachelNotley, team up for our Democracy Forum @TorontoMet to talk about the fight for Alberta's future as a referendum looms. Join us Thurs Sept 10 via Zoom, noon EDT. Register here: https://t.co/ebTtTYK3ec
NEW: @abacusdata poll for the @TorontoStar finds Premier Doug Ford is getting a Trump bump. (Last night’s byelection vote tallies in parentheses. Turnout was 25%, half that of a general election.)
PC: 42% (38%)
Lib: 31% (30%)
NDP: 17% (26%)
GPO: 4% (3%)
https://t.co/9RAgj1YvKm
If you’re counting on dumping Doug Ford in 2029, don’t count the votes just yet. If the opposition couldn’t conjure up a single “change” byelection this week, how can they bank on a “change” election next time the province votes? My wknd column online now https://t.co/cPnOT46Olr
Ever wonder why Donald Trump is so much more bloody-minded toward Canada than Mexico? Because while Trump wants all of Canada, the last thing he wants is more Mexico — or Mexicans. Which is why we’re in for a rougher ride. Friday's column https://t.co/sFbU3OqcJA
"When (Doug) Ford espouses a lean and mean governmental machine that cuts every tax and fee in sight, he doesn’t own up to the hidden subsidies that bleed our budget even more" - @reggcohn#sameoldsameold#Ontario https://t.co/WHc7lVgxtO
Enough of Donald Trump’s cross-border war games for now. What’s our own game plan within Ontario’s own borders? Wednesday's column on what Doug Ford and the opposition are and aren’t doing https://t.co/O1lQPSSNs4