John Tory
Piping hot from the think-tank microwaves, here come Alberta election ideas
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for March 29: Off-the-shelf policy, vanquishing the Toronto menace, and more
It’s time for John Tory to show Toronto what kind of leader he actually wants to be
John Tory handily won re-election as Toronto’s mayor. But whether measured blandness will be his political legacy is now up to him—and Doug Ford
It would be irresponsible if Ontario didn’t postpone Toronto’s municipal election
Opinion: For the sake of stability and an election driven by actual civic issues, Ontario needs to delay the voting for Toronto city council. Here’s how
Will Doug Ford finally get the better of Toronto city council?
Toronto voted to challenge the premier’s plan to slash the size of council. But with no clear path to win, it’s likely to be an exercise in futility.
Toronto Mayor John Tory talks to Paul Wells
Tory on Doug Ford’s plan to slash city council, taking on a new electoral opponent—and the difference between the premier and his late brother, Rob
Mayor John Tory slams Ford on plan to slash number of Toronto council seats
Ford hopes to cut the number of council seats from 47 to 25
Google’s Sidewalk Labs project in Toronto is already creating jobs—in New York
Sidewalk Labs recently posted several jobs. The catch: they’re not for Canadians—at least not those who want to remain in the country.
Politicians need to learn how to show, not tell
From Justin Trudeau to John Horgan, Canadian politicians are failing to take action to back up their talk, writes Andray Domise
How to win like Nick Kouvalis in seven easy steps
Nick Kouvalis helped Rob Ford and John Tory win. This is how one of Canada’s top political strategists hopes to work his magic with Kellie Leitch.
How Nick Kouvalis turns candidates into winners
Nick Kouvalis got Rob Ford elected. Now, he’s the brains behind Kellie Leitch’s populist campaign.
How John Tory remade himself into a winner—and a mayor
John Tory could have been one of our greatest political mighta-beens. Now, he’s tasked with healing a scarred Toronto.
Toronto election: The vote without a moral core
The choice between Tory, Chow and Ford is no choice at all in an election that was all sound and fury, signifying nothing