Trudeau's Memoir: Are We Waiting for a Book That is Never Going to Appear?

 

 A fly on the wall investigates a PM’s missing farewell ritual 

There is a rhythm to political departures in Canada. A Prime Minister steps away, the nation exhales, and somewhere in Toronto a publisher begins clearing space on a fall release calendar. The memoir — the ceremonial final act — is supposed to follow. It’s tradition. It’s choreography. It’s the polite literary bow that closes the era. The one we're waiting for will be missing a lot of apologies. Nobody's going to read it anyway.

Alberta: A Comedy of Manners on the Prairies

The Long Road from Dissociation to Détente 

Alberta’s latest plot twist reads like a national comedy of manners: a province long cast as the brooding outsider suddenly finds the spotlight turning warm, the thermostat fixed, and the country behaving as though it remembers who keeps the lights on. All in the past few days.