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I get that the EU is complex. When I was 26 I studied European institutions in Europe for a year; I’ve written about the EU in most years since then; and I still get nervous about whether I’ll keep the European Council and the European Comm...
Where are the public intellectuals? Here’s one.
I’m thrilled to bring you this interview with Jill Lepore, Harvard historian, prolific New Yorker staff writer — her author page lists 15 articles this year alone — and newly-crowned Pulitzer...
I knew I wanted to talk to Bob Rae and Alex Himelfarb when Lorimer published books by them, on similar topics with similar cover treatments, on the same day a couple of weeks ago. Rae you know: Ontario’s only NDP premier, interim federal Li...
“The man has a toy train. He's allowed us to photograph it. We're making him an Associate Producer."
Before examining what Mark Carney said this week about Europe, let’s consider what he said about the United States.
We’re going to have a party at the National Arts Centre next Wednesday to celebrate — Yes, celebrate! — the return of Parliament, and to record a live episode of this podcast with The Panel. Details at the bottom of this post.
The p...
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Canadian politics; the state of the world; sometimes music and other arts. I'm trying to help.
Author of books about Canadian music. Eternally curious. Panglossian optimist and Malthusian despair.
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