Greg MacNeil
Insights into Canadian public policy.
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Can’t win? Don’t rewrite the rules
Let’s be clear: there is nothing improper about a government gaining a majority in Parliament between elections. Some have suggested otherwise, as if something outside the rules has taken place. It hasn’t.
Canada operates under a Westminst...
The only thing Liberals need to fear are Liberals themselves
The Liberals have their Majority Government.
For the past few years, politics in Ottawa has been about counting votes, negotiating support between parties, and legislative gridlock. For Liberals it’s been about surviving, not thriving.
Th...
Why would Gen Z fight for a country they can’t build a life in?
Canada won’t be able to recruit a generation that can’t afford a future. The raise for Canadian Armed Forces members was necessary, but it won’t fix the real problem. Young Canadians aren’t choosing careers based on wages alone. They’re cho...
Ottawa needs lobbyists
Ottawa is a foreign country.
People outside it need guides and translators. They don’t speak the same language, they don’t know their way around, geographically or politically. Even the vocabulary is foreign.
Normal people don’t say t...
An accidental election?
On December 13, 1979, Joe Clark’s government fell after failing to pass its budget. It wasn’t supposed to happen. Clark miscounted the votes, and Canadians found themselves in an accidental election.
The result of the December 13, 1979 vot...
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