Gerald Caplan
Harper is right: Foreign radicals are after the oil sands
It’s not just environmentalists using U.S. money for Canadian advocacy
How does Obama disappoint? Let me count the ways
Everyone in the world knew something truly important happened when Barack Obama was elected, but no one knew exactly what that was
Gerald Caplan
Update on the class war: 1% winning, 99% regrouping
Private affluence abounds amid public squalor – but there are flickers of hope at home and abroad
Gerald Caplan
Once upon a time, Canadians could be proud of Parliament
J.S. Woodworth’s lonely call for neutrality as his CCF supported Mackenzie King’s declaration of war displayed both courage and conviction – qualities that are in short supply in today’s Commons
Gerald Caplan
Taxing Ontario’s rich and the menace of creeping Nazism
Why is the side that’s winning the class war resorting to such inflamed rhetoric in the face of measures geared toward easing it?
Gerald Caplan
Rwanda – that’s in Africa, isn’t it?
As aid budget is slashed, Canada rolls back two policies that were long a thorn in the troubled country’s side
Gerald Caplan
Maybe a new world really is possible under Mulcair
The NDP Leader won’t be a pushover on the Opposition bench like his Liberal predecessors
Gerald Caplan
The 1% cheat more than the rest of us? Say it ain’t so
Sure they campaign for lower taxes on themselves and corporations, not to mention tighter constraints on unions and smaller government entitlements for the vulnerable, but does that mean they’d take candy from a baby?
Gerald Caplan
Why Mulcair should be the next NDP leader
In his persona and different political origins, the Quebec MP offers new possibilities. It’s a risk – but one worth taking at this singular moment for the party
Gerald Caplan
Seems even Harper and Charest can't save Canada’s deadly asbestos exports
Despite dogged efforts by Ottawa and Quebec, last two mines appear closed for good
