Rudy Husny on Quebec's PQ minority win: "Sleep well, all is good."
Six months ago we had Rudy Husny on to ask whether Christine Fréchette could pull off a Mark Carney-style win in Quebec. The answer arrived Monday night: zero seats, down from ninety, and the premier ...
6 Loka 45min
Graham Lanktree on the last one percent of Canada–UK trade
Graham is POLITICO's senior trade reporter in London, and he covers Britain's trade relationships with Europe, the United States, and Canada. Last month he co-wrote the piece arguing that Carney's mid...
29 Syys 45min
Sean Speer: Conservative, but not in a bad mood about it
Sean is editor-at-large at The Hub, was Stephen Harper's senior economic adviser, and is one of the more prolific policy writers in the country. He also spent the last month arguing a position most of...
24 Syys 50min
Sam Coates: Reform's £72 million pay day
Two crypto billionaires gave Reform UK £72 million in 36 hours, more than every British party combined raised in all of 2025. All of it legal, for now. This week on Craft Politics: Sam Coates, Deputy...
16 Syys 43min
Darren Grimes: On Reform UK and What's Next
Reform UK is having the best year of its life. Official opposition in Wales. Seventeen seats in Scotland. Over 1,400 councillors. And yet Middle England still hasn't climbed aboard. This week on Craft...
8 Syys 45min
Ginny Roth: Trade War Reality Test
Ten days ago Ginny Roth posted a thread arguing that Canadians need to stop being shocked by Donald Trump and start making hard choices from a weak hand. Jason Kenney replied, accusing her of "craven ...
1 Syys 56min
How Vote Leave Actually Won — Nick Varley on the Brexit Ground War
Ten years ago, everyone who was supposed to know — the British government, the Bank of England, the IMF, half the world's economists, even President Obama — said Leave couldn't win. Then a campaign wi...
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