Driving The Porcelain Bus

1,616 Days: Dividing Canadians « Framed In Canada by Trish Hennessy (part two of a series) Excerpt: Stephen Harper played the fear card and ...

The politics of fear: An election post-mortem | rabble.ca By Trish Hennessy Excerpt: (Part one of a series) This blog post attempts to expla...

Accidental Deliberations: The future coalition Excerpt: In figuring out the likelihood that the NDP can keep up the momentum that's prop...

The Election 2011: The Conservative honeymoon, if there is one, will be short | rabble.ca Excerpts (Read the whole article at the link): The...

Who really benefited from vote splits this election? - The Globe and Mail Here is the reality: The parties that benefited least from vote sp...

Harper's majority: What's Left for us | rabble.ca Excerpts: What was shocking for people throughout the first three weeks of the cam...

Canada's cold new dawn | Heather Mallick | Comment is free | The Guardian Read the full article at the link Excerpt: Harper's Conser...

How did the Conservatives end up with a majority when many experts were predicting, at most, a Conservative minority? I think it boils down ...

The media - the mainstream media and the Canadian blogosphere - have dissected the NDP and Liberal voters. But, almost no-one has looked at ...

Here is a list of ridings across Canada where the NDP are running neck-and-neck with the Conservatives. Get out and Vote NDP to help change ...

Here are my minimum to maximum seat projections based on polling data by each riding from April 28-30 polls from Nanos, EKOS, and Decima Con...

Not Rex: Orange crush | rabble.ca Watch the video!

Here are my seat projections based on polling data from the EKOS and Nanos polls of April 27 and 28 only. These projections are based on 3 d...

Another word from our NDP conscience ... - The Globe and Mail Douglas Bell: A while ago I passed along a correspondence from Liam McHugh-Ru...

Politics and its Discontents: No Surprises Here: The Globe Endorses Harper Nope. No surprise here at all. Hats off to Politics and its Disco...

Grits set to lose long-held bastions in Montreal and Toronto to NDP, says dramatic new Forum Research poll | The Hill Times - Canada's P...

Why Layton’s fit for office - The Globe and Mail Brian Topp clears up some misconceptions and misunderstandings regarding Jack Layton and Qu...

Tories Lead in Canada, NDP Firmly in Second Place Due to Quebec Strength | Angus Reid Public Opinion Although this is an on-line poll, and g...

Tim Harper: Majority so tantalizingly close for Harper - thestar.com Incorrect Tim. Actually, if you look at all the polls (except for the I...

National Public Transit Strategy Still Missing from this Election - Torontoist The Torontoist published this misleading bit of journalism to...