Explaining Canadian political politeness

If you’re an aspiring political consultant who wants to learn how to brawl, then get a job working on an American political campaign. Believe me, you’ll learn a lot.

OAKVILLE, ONT.—Canada and the United States are both democracies that share a common border, a mutual historical heritage and a confusion as to why the rest of the world loves soccer.

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