walrus

The animals once thrived in the region, prompting some locals to mull over a tricky problem: how to bring them back

I picked up my first copy of the Walrus in ages yesterday, keen to read Ron Graham’ cover story on why Michael Ignatieff hasn’t “knocked our socks off.” Huge disappointment. The piece is positioned as a view-from-30 000-feet look at the broad sweep of the Liberal party from Pearson through to the present, trying to use that as a larger frame to show why Michael Ignatieff was probably doomed to fail in his ambition to be the new Pierre Trudeau.

Importantly, I think the McLachlin story reveals the importance of choosing one field and sticking to it.