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Every Canadian knows the analogy about living next door to the United States: “like sleeping with an elephant,” we are “affected by every twitch and grunt.” The analogy may be well-worn, but the challenge of who we, in Canada, all live alongside has
Every Canadian knows the analogy about living next door to the United States: “like sleeping with an elephant,” we are “affected by every twitch and grunt.” The analogy may be well-worn, but the challenge of who we, in Canada, all live alongside has
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In today’s letters to the editor: foreign interference; the economy; wind and solar energy; the housing crisis; Ontario’s Greenbelt; Donald Trump; Taylor Swift
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Those of us who are not conservatives still have a stake in what happens inside conservative parties
Former United States president Donald Trump was indicted for a third time this past week, in a case that cuts to the heart of American democracy. Rob Goodman thinks Canadians shouldn't gawk at the proceedings south of the border, because he says our democracy could face similar challenges in the future if we're not vigilant. The associate professor of politics and administration at Toronto Metropolitan University, former U.S. congressional staffer and author of Not Here: Why American Democracy Is Eroding and How Canada Can Protect Itself joins Megan Williams to unpack the latest char...