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Dispatch from the Front Lines: The cordite-scented unity afterglow won't last
It never does.
12 hrs ago
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Accountability in Canada: Endangered, yes, but not quite extinct
Line readers provide evidence that consequences can, in fact, still happen in this country.
Apr 25
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The Line Podcast: Are Canadians too smug to survive?
On the trenches of the trade war, and the lies we tell ourselves. On why this country has no immune system, and why Ford has no jet.
Apr 24
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Jen Gerson: The cost of Canadian complacency
We are a trusting lot with belief in each other. Maybe we've needed just a touch of the crazy.
Apr 24
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Matt Gurney: Giving up on Canada — an update
Two years after, are we seeing what I was told to watch for?
Apr 23
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Greg Quinn: Independence from the United States starts with fighter jets
A new program gives Canada a unique opportunity to chart a path with other allies
Apr 22
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On The Line: Carney's got a majority. Here's how he should use it, and how he can lose it
A slim majority brings a whole new set of problems ...
Apr 21
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Gregory Jack: Mark Carney has his majority. Now comes the hard part
The prime minister has bought himself more time to act, and less room to fail
Apr 21
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Matt Gurney: Captain Canada loses his plane in his latest pathetic wimp-out moment
But sure, this guy will stare down the Americans in a trade war.
Apr 19
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The Line Podcast: Rookie Carney is crushing veteran Poilievre
On a Liberal majority. CPC loser energy. And more about our collapsed political immune system, at every level.
Apr 17
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Kevin Newman: Confessions of a news junkie
After 40 years in broadcast journalism, the absence of that adrenaline rush leaves a hole
Apr 17
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Scott Stinson: Pierre Poilievre and the 'revert to save' button
The Tory leader gets to go on the attack again. How did that work out last time?
Apr 16
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