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Our Thinking

  • National Post

    How Harper can win again

    The Harper government faces its most serious challenge since the opposition attempt to form a coalition in late 2008.

    Dan Mader
  • The Globe and Mail

    Ontario needs to think about investing in infrastructure

    Governments around the world face an infrastructure challenge. Ontario is no different.

    J.C.Bourque
  • iPolitics

    Ontario’s minority Liberals take budget plans public in bid to stave off trip to polls

    StrategyCorp's John Duffy weighs in.

    Sonya Bell
  • The Globe and Mail

    Why the Ontario Progressive Conservatives are the party of ideas

    Of the three major parties, only one appears to have finally decided to grapple with reality.

    J.C. Bourque
  • Ottawa Citizen

    Does the Liberal party have a future in Canada?: YES

    John Duffy debated the resolution: The Liberal Party has no future in Canadian politics.

    John Duffy
  • TVO

    The Agenda with Steve Paikin: Women: Transforming Leadership?

    Political and business worlds see more and more women in prominent leadership positions.

    John Duffy
  • CTV News

    Power Play: Ontario Throne Speech

    Premier Wynne sets province's agenda.

    Kelly Aizicowitz
  • The Globe and Mail

    Wynne’s challenge: Offer Ontario a genuine menu of change

    Seeing what lies ahead in the currently jumbled political situation.

    John Duffy
  • The Globe and Maill

    Everything you need to know about Rob Ford’s court battle

    John Duffy weighs in on Rob Ford's upcoming court hearing.

    John Lorinc
  • The Globe and Maill

    Four reasons why Ontario will be better off without the LCBO

    The PC white paper policy that has achieved the most reaction is the plan to reform the government-owned liquor monopoly.

    J.C. Bourque
  • The National

    Resigning as a Leader

    The Insiders talk about the surprise resignation of Dalton McGuinty.

    John Duffy
  • The Globe and Mail

    McGuinty chooses change, one last time

    Premier Dalton McGuinty’s exit leaves his government midway through a major transformation and suddenly leaderless.

    John Duffy
  • http://www.theglobeandmail.com/commentary/mcguintys-strategic-failures-and-successes/article4615026/
  • The Globe and Mail

    McGuinty's strategic failures and successes

    Though it may have seemed sudden, the resignation of Dalton McGuinty should come not come as a surprise.

    J.C. Bourque
  • TVO

    The Agenda with Steve Paikin: The End of the Red Road?

    Bob Rae will not seek out the Liberal leadership. Only a handful of the 35 Liberal MPs in Ottawa have indicated they'll take a run at the helm.

    John Duffy
  • The Globe and Mail

    Hudak seeks to unlock the power of Ontario pension funds

    Governments across the world are faced with a terrible tradeoff between austerity and public services.

    J.C. Bourque