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This unaffordable Vancouver

Parliamentary Discontent

Many MPs leave politics disillusioned—but what does that really mean for our democracy?

All Over the Map

In riding politics, the only common factor seems to be idiosyncrasy

Richard Moon

Richard Moon is a distinguished law professor at the University of Windsor.

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Language Barrier

The life of a conspiracy theory September 2020
When I was in high school in the late 1970s, someone lent my father a copy of Bilingual Today, French Tomorrow. The book is now mostly forgotten, but at the time it circulated widely in English Canada. The author, a retired naval officer named Jock V. Andrew, argued that Pierre Trudeau’s policy to increase bilingualism in the federal civil service was simply the first step in a larger plan to turn Canada into a completely French-speaking…