MPs should find the right place to land outrage

Ahead of the fall sitting, MPs should seek to find balance, lean away from whipping up faux outrage, and instead direct their ire to the issues that truly matter to Canadians' everyday lives.

It’s hard not to view the prime minister’s plane conking out in India and stranding the Canadian delegation for days as a metaphor for government and politics writ large: everyone is too busy quibbling over the cost and who it would serve politically to actually do anyth...

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