As election looms, a full-time pursuit of the trivial takes over federal politics
The instances of seat-of-the-pants management and failure to anticipate change are so numerous, they raise a pertinent question: can our parliamentary system serve the deepest, most urgent, needs of the population?
CHELSEA, QUE.—Are our elected leaders capable of fixing systemic problems? Or, must we always wait for the lame explanations that inevitably follow serious government break-downs—explanations that usually amount to “years of chronic underfunding,” battles between war...
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