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One can be forgiven, upon looking at the final seat tally in the 2021 federal election, for wondering whether an election occurred at all. Every party ended up with a [...]

There is no such thing as a good pandemic. There are merely less bad pandemics. Even with well over three million COVID-19 deaths officially recorded and with numbers in the [...]

No one expected the Liberals to repeat their 2015 sweep of all 32 seats in Atlantic Canada, with nearly 59 per cent of the vote. In 2019, the Liberals' goal [...]

I became aware of historian Timothy Snyder with the release in 2010 of Bloodlands, an excellent history of the territories that suffered most from Soviet and Nazi tyranny during the [...]

Populism is growing across the West. Established political parties are atrophying. Political norms are changing, fast. Traditional parties in Europe and the United States are petrified. The future of the [...]

With Canada's New Democratic Party looking for answers following the disastrous October 19 election result, there will be many who will look to the UK and the British Labour Party's [...]

British Columbia: Western, but with a difference by Richard Johnston Richard Johnston is the Canada Research Chair in Public Opinion, Elections, and Representation at the University of British Columbia in [...]