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The perception of bias continues to exist, and has been identified as a reason for distrust in the media
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The perception of bias continues to exist, and has been identified as a reason for distrust in the media
If the next federal election is called after April, the Liberals will lose Toronto seat, will have to fight to hold onto what they have in Northern Ontario and will likely not win any of the four new seats in the West
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Conservatives think that the Trudeau vision of a "post-national" country is responsible for everything from social disorder to anti-Semitic violence. Why they're wrong, and how our national identity is inextricably linked with Pierre and Justin.
The federal NDP kicks off its caucus retreat on Monday in the wake of former leader Ed Broadbent's death and Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley's resignation. It comes at a time when the party has seen some of its key priorities advanced through its supply-and-confidence deal with the Liberals. Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with three political observers about the NDP's identity today, its greatest challenges, and strategies it may use to seize on shifting polls ahead of the next election: The Globe and Mail writer at large John Ibbitson, Counsel Public Affairs partner and former NDP ...