Pumped for Canada’s first graduate program in political management
With any luck, it will be a mosh pit of jostling opinion. The students attracted to this program will have political convictions, but not the same political convictions.
OTTAWA—Here's a question that has come to bedevil the upper ranks of the public service lately, even if nothing of the sort has ever happened to them: Imagine you are an assistant deputy minister, a director-general or some such senior officer in the permanent, non-partisan echelon of gover...
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