Carney is the most popular man in both provinces with secession problems. So what will eventually go wrong for him?

The Line is off for the long weekend. No The Line Podcast or weekend dispatch. We are focusing on resting, family and, we admit, food prep. We’re behind. We wish you all a happy Thanksgiving, and ...

I have solved the Canadian emergency room crisis. Please send me $47-million. OK, OK, I’ll explain. This week, the Ontario government announced it was spending $47-million over four years to expand a ...

Jen Gerson speaks with Corey Hogan, Liberal MP for Calgary Confederation, about Alberta’s separatist referendum, and more.

On a strange political succession in Canada. On Jen apparently lacking courage (LOL). And a botched execution reopens a ...

Although it attracted little notice at the time, U.S. Heritage Foundation authors Peter St. Onge and E.J. Antoni wrote in June that “Canada’s Texas is threatening divorce, and it could eventually ...

Stephanie Levitz of the Globe and Mail joins Matt Gurney to report on what’s happening in Ottawa. In this episode of On The Line, host Matt Gurney is joined by Stephanie Levitz of The Globe and Mail’s ...

Happy Sunday, Line readers. We had a great The Line Podcast on Friday, please check it out. Last week’s On The Line was great, too. In it, Jen Gerson checks in with Greenland and Europe. And now, on ...

It is a truism that it is possible to have too much of a good thing. This applies to direct democracy, which Alberta has been discovering in recent years. Successive Alberta governments, as well as ...

There was a lot of interesting news to come out of the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto this week. In due time, I imagine you will read about quite a few of those developments here. But as I ...

Canada’s decision to walk away from a trade deal with the United States appears to have incurred the wrath of President Donald Trump and every member of his administration. Still: Good job, Canada, ...