J’aimerais répondre ici à l’article de mon collègue Eric Montigny, publié récemment dans les pages d’Options politiques, en rappelant le superbe ouvrage d’Yvan Lamonde sur quatre figures de la...
Almost four years ago, Donald Trump’s presidency began with a small, silly lie about the size of his inauguration crowd. On Nov. 7, as Joe Biden’s lead in the...
The United States of America (along with the rest of the world) has exhaled. Americans made it through an election and appear to be making their way through the...
Canada’s cities have borne the worst of COVID-19. Looking ahead, it’s clear they’ll need targeted support in any future recovery plans. But they’ll also need new tools to help...
It didn’t take long after polls began to close in the United States on Nov. 3rd for hopes of a Blue Wave to crash against reality. President Trump was...
The voting has stopped, and many results of the election remain unclear. Yet I can confidently predict that peace and quiet will not return to Washington until inauguration day...
The sorry spectacle of the 2020 U.S. presidential election continued to play out Wednesday, with President Donald Trump falsely claiming that the election was a “fraud” even before all...
Le 30 octobre 1995, les Québécois ont fait preuve d’une grande maturité démocratique : 93,5 % d’entre eux se sont déplacés pour choisir leur avenir. Après avoir débattu vivement,...
If climate change and electoral reform have one thing in common, it’s their intractability. Climate change is an issue for human civilization that requires a global effort to overcome...
Just how diverse is the federal public service? This question recently has attracted more scrutiny, particularly when it comes to the inclusion of Black Canadians in the bureaucracy. Before...
