Inside Politics I

Rathgeber book tells bleak story of Canadian politics

Worse than the troubling conclusions of the likes of Graham Steele, Brent Rathgeber and others is the fact that while they don’t lack for ideas to fix Parliamentary democracy, all doubt that the impetus for reform is strong enough to break down the systemic barriers to change. And on that score they have a point.

MONTREAL—There was a time not so long ago when first-hand Canadian political accounts were primarily the purview of people who felt they had contributed a few lines to a page of history.

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