Greg Fingas
What does Nova Scotia mean for the NDP?
Staring once more into the NDP’s soul
Linda McQuaig and an MP’s right to independence
Are we really all ready to accept differences of opinion?
Trudeau and pot: Won’t somebody please think of the children
The most debated of joints
Have Conservatives won the tax debate?
Thomas Mulcair is criticized from the left
C-377, the NDP, the PMO and the future of the Senate
Seriously though, what should we do with the red chamber?
NDP convention: The final resolutions
EI, housing, health care, veterans and foreign workers
NDP policy party
The official opposition gathers to sort itself out
Cooperative math is complicated
Uniting the left is still harder than it sounds
The Unity Bill gambit
Greg Fingas considers the NDP’s Unity Bill.
Do we want the Senate defeating bills passed by the House?
Greg Fingas considers the ramifications of the Senate (potentially) defeating the sports betting bill.
Attacking the attacks
Greg Fingas considers the NDP’s new web ad.
The Lemonade Stand test
As noted, the “revenue” part of the government’s new argument against cap-and-trade is a red herring. But Greg Fingas is willing to respond to it anyway.