Philippe J. Fournier: Our latest projection still has Ford solidly in the lead, but anything short of a majority will undoubtedly invite talk of cooperation between the Liberals and NDP
Peter Shawn Taylor: With little concern for fiscal responsibility and a total avoidance of hard choices, each of the party platforms offer slim pickings
Paul Wells: Andrea Horwath’s New Democrats and Doug Ford’s PCs are in a dead heat now with voter perception of the leaders starting to settle
The leadership candidate for the Ontario PC party talks about winning, her life in politics and getting advice from her father, Brian Mulroney
The PC wars are set to galvanize political campaigns, inspire TV comedies, and fuel campus drama
Jesse Brown on the rise of Big Data as a pricing tool
RIM’s duo gets the boot, Microsoft comes back to life, the PC becomes history, foreigners come to Canada and democracy is tested
Microsoft CEO Ballmer has good reason to cheer the new Windows
I guess you heard about how a Snickers ad starring Mr. T was pulled due to complaints about “stereotyping and bullying.” I’m not one to complain about political correctness, because such complaints have in themselves become PC (and eventually it’ll be politically correct to complain about the political correctness of complaints about political correctness), but I just don’t see it. The speedwalker isn’t identified as gay, and Mr. T doesn’t shoot him with the Snickers gun for being gay, he shoots him for being a speedwalker. It is anti-speedwalking. Now, how eating Snickers bars is supposed to get you in better shape, I’m not sure. But judge for yourself.