NDP: a tale of two parties

At the end of the day, no amount of cheery words or upbeat messaging can change the NDP’s depressing reality. And it’s a reality the NDP will ultimately have to face.

Is Thomas Mulcair the leader who can reboot the NDP? It’s a question that needs asking since rebuilding the party wasn’t in Mulcair’s original job description.The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

April 4, 2016

OAKVILLE, ONT.—This week an army of demoralized New Democrats will solemnly trudge into Edmonton for a convention they hope will take the form of a massive pep talk. After all, if any party needs pepping it’s the NDP. Ever since the party’s disastrous defeat five months ago in the 2015 feder...

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