Adam Goldenberg
The Reform Act and how to fix Parliament
Michael Chong explains himself and the debate continues
On whether or not to boycott the Sochi Olympics
At the intersection of sports, politics and human rights
Why Canada’s Jews should stand up for Russia’s gays
And the case for boycotting the Sochi Olympics
What Stephen Harper won’t tell you about same-sex marriage
It’s time for the PM to speak out, writes Adam Goldenberg
How I would respond to the attack ads
A Liberal scripts an ad for Justin Trudeau
Why Wynne’s win matters
The meaning of Ontario’s next premier
The #IdleNoMore debate
The Agenda convenes a panel.
Accepting imperfection
Emmett Macfarlane considers yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on Etobicoke Centre.
Every vote counts
Adam Goldenberg doesn’t like Elizabeth May’s suggestion to the Green and New Democrat candidates in Etobicoke Centre.
The meaning of Etobicoke Centre
The Toronto Star, Greg Fingas, Omar Alghabra and, quoted below, Adam Goldenberg consider the Supreme Court’s impending decision on Etobicoke Centre.
After the convention: the Liberals’ sweet thereafter
“The country does not need another opposition party; the country needs another government.” For a political party pinning its hopes on redemption, it is a worthy sentiment, one that might have fit nicely into any of Bob Rae’s many speeches at last weekend’s Liberal convention. Too bad Joe Clark got there first.
Rae, party of one?
Why Bob Rae’s indecision is obscuring the Liberals’ recent successes