Is social licence to govern a thing?

The electorate expects more from its politicians, and governments need to start listening between elections, writes Ariane Larocque of Hill+Knowlton Strategies.

A majority electoral win doesn’t necessarily equate to a majority in citizen support, writes Ariane Larocque, who reflects on the recent election of Doug Ford, pictured, in Ontario. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY ARIANE LAROCQUE

July 11, 2018

As we approach the end of a decade, with another provincial election under our belts–and a new government–I find myself reflecting on days gone by and what the future might hold. With change on the horizon, I can’t help but...

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