Politics Insider for April 29: CPC policies; Doug Ford releases a pre-election budget
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Why Scheer values unity, and Bernier plays the loner
John Geddes: The Tory leader’s formative years, and the exiting MP’s rise to prominence, foreshadowed today’s acrimonious split
The secret shame of the Canadian senator
Scott Gilmore: Senators are unaccountable nobodies, and it is impossible to imagine they don’t see they’re part of an undemocratic charade
Andrew Scheer, the Conservative Party’s folksy unifier
The aw-shucks demeanour of the new leader of the opposition and the federal Tories belies his complexity, and maybe his electability, too
Maclean’s on the Hill: Manning 2017, refugees, power rankings
Also: Hear what Preston Manning thinks about populism in the age of Donald Trump
Q&A: Preston Manning on Canadian populism in the age of Trump
At his major convention of Canada’s right, Preston Manning says today’s populism should be harnessed, not denounced
As the party veers right, Preston Manning takes centre stage
Kady O’Malley recaps Friday morning at the Manning Centre Conference, including two major keynotes
An open letter to Jeffrey Simpson
Jennifer Robson responds to the Globe and Mail columnist’s charge against Carleton University’s Masters of Political Management
In all thy kids command: Canada’s political families
While they’re not as famous (nor successful) as in the U.S., there is no shortage of political families in Canada
Preston Manning on the state of conservatism
The founder of the Manning Centre discusses key issues in this election year