The Line
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Podcast
Archive
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
Matt Gurney: Carney's depressing Arctic confession
Canada is weak and vulnerable today because we chose to be — not in ignorance, but with incredibly smug self-satisfaction
4 hrs ago
•
Matt Gurney
120
48
14
See you next week!
Gone fishin'.
Mar 20
•
Line Editor
40
10
1
Scott Stinson: Stop it with the loser talk, Conservatives
Members of Parliament are allowed to switch parties, and pretending otherwise just makes you sound weak
Mar 20
•
Scott Stinson
68
106
3
Tammy Robert: The federal NDP's would-be leaders wrestle with a familiar question
After the disaster of the last election, will party members want someone to rebuild the movement, or someone who intends to govern the country?
Mar 19
59
23
2
Flipping the Line: The difficult challenges of policing a protest
Tom Stamatakis argues that Matt Gurney's disappointment with the inaction of front-line officers at public events is misplaced
Mar 18
•
Line Editor
88
80
5
On The Line: Politics in Canada, cyberwar in the U.S. and Iran
Remember when things used to be boring?
Mar 17
•
Line Editor
35
3
2
56:55
Jen Gerson: Who gave the Alberta Prosperity Society $1 million?
Alberta separatists say we're "not entitled" to know who gave them cash.
Mar 17
•
Jen Gerson
160
128
27
Adam Zivo: From beach to bomb shelter, and back again
In Tel Aviv, the familiarity with war means the threat of attack can be strangely mundane
Mar 16
73
11
2
Dispatch from the Front Lines: How are we not a drone superpower by now?
Win-win opportunities abound, but does Canada have the will to take the W on offer?
Mar 16
•
Line Editor
73
37
2
The Line Podcast: In stunning move, police agree to enforce the law
Federal update as Carney majority looms. Thoughts on life under the missiles. On when history becomes a fetish, and breaking news from Toronto leaves…
Mar 13
•
Line Editor
40
69
1
1:14:59
Peter Menzies: Canada's broadcasters are still waiting for their Trudeau-era panacea
Forcing U.S. streamers to subsidize the domestic industry via the CRTC was a bad idea three years ago, and likely a doomed one now
Mar 13
84
57
8
Ariella Kimmel: The devastating consequences of ignoring the Iran threat
It might seem like just an overseas conflict, but Canada should not remain neutral about a regime that has already harmed its citizens
Mar 12
•
Line Editor
77
31
5
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
