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Ed Broadbent took the NDP to new heights, and wished he could have gone higher - Vimarsana News

Ed Broadbent took the NDP to new heights, and wished he could have gone higher

An academic drawn into politics at the apex of Trudeaumania, he steered the party to unprecedented popularity in the late 1980s but it wasn’t enough to see him become the first New Democrat prime minister

Bombs and Waffles: the NDP and NATO in the twentieth century - Vimarsana News

Bombs and Waffles: the NDP and NATO in the twentieth century

Long-time observers of the NDP should not be surprised at the internal disarray over Canadian support for NATO. According to Huron University College professor David Blocker, the party’s stance on Canadian involvement in the alliance has been the source of considerable debate and internal tension within the NDP and the left in Canada since the party’s founding in 1961.

Beyond the New Democratic Party - Vimarsana News

Beyond the New Democratic Party

In charting a course forward, amid the pandemic and beyond, socialists must use their energy strategically. Transforming the New Democratic Party, for many, might simply prove to be too costly or too pointless to manage in a time of great upheaval and even greater opportunity. With so many trains leaving the station, is the NDP’s the right one to jump on?

WEEK'S WORTH OF GOOD, BAD AND UGLY - Vimarsana News

WEEK'S WORTH OF GOOD, BAD AND UGLY

Don McGowan, a Montreal television icon who launched his TV career with CJSS TV in Cornwall, died last month at age 85.

O Canada and beaver perfume: Joyce Wieland's art still helps us understand our national identity - Vimarsana News

O Canada and beaver perfume: Joyce Wieland's art still helps us understand our national identity

In the 1960s and 70s, Joyce Wieland painted, sculpted and stitched the Canadian flag and our sense of national identity. Her art called on the need to preserve its distinctness from the United States. Now, a quarter century after her death, Canadians are wrestling with questions of who and what we are as a nation.

Source: cbc.ca