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Avi Lewis: You mean this isn’t how to kill the NDP?
Paul Wells: A key author of the Leap Manifesto, which divided the NDP in 2016, is now running for the party. Tensions aside, it may be a good thing.
Avi Lewis: Obama helped pave the way for Trump, and the same dynamic is at play here
As the NDP gets ready to pick Tom Mulcair’s successor, Lewis sees real left-wing ideas ‘submerged’
The NDP looks for a winner, mostly avoids divisive debate
When the party dumped Tom Mulcair, it seemed hungry for a sharp left turn. But the race to replace him has been more cautious
A wind farm in every kale patch! The NDP doubles down
The NDP goes back to basics as a party: caring, and being bad at math
Why Leap isn’t a manifesto for the people
A founder of the NDP’s Waffle movement on why Leap doesn’t represent the left wing
The NDP’s conscious uncoupling
The end of Tom Mulcair may turn out to be most right for the Liberal Party
The NDP’s hard left turn into an existential crisis
How the Leap Manifesto has touched off an epic fight inside the NDP
Avi Lewis on the ‘ideological battle’ over the Leap Manifesto
Avi Lewis on the climate crisis, Naomi Klein, and how he didn’t mean to ‘blow up the NDP convention’
The NDP, free at last to … ?
Tom Mulcair lost his party’s support. Now what? Paul Wells on an NDP with big, defining decisions on the docket
Eleven signs that Tom Mulcair wasn’t going to survive
They didn’t chant his name, wear his button, or buy his speech. Some on-the-ground clues that the NDP would reject Mulcair
The Leap Manifesto, and where the NDP will land
The federal NDP agreed to discuss the Leap Manifesto. What comes next will have a big impact on the Alberta NDP.
Wildrose and Alberta NDP tag-team Tom Mulcair
Brian Jean asked Rachel Notley to condemn Mulcair’s position on the oil sands. Her deputy premier obliged.