Canadian politicians have increasingly taken to social media to campaign as well as communicate with constituents, sharing updates on policies, local events, emergencies or government initiatives.

As Canadian politics continues to become integrated with social media, Canada still has no clear legal framework governing when or if politicians can or should block constituents online. The issue ...

That’s how Rebel News Alberta bureau chief Sheila Gunn Reid launched a last-minute fundraising campaign to “offset the insane ...

Ezra Klein’s appearance at a private retreat for Senate Democrats earlier this year triggered internal concerns at the New York Times over whether the star columnist was edging too close to partisan ...

That is how it’s done. A week after getting a lot of criticism for how they handled protests at the corner of Bathurst St.

His conclusion: “The (Liberals’ ) new housing agency signals a return to a public-private partnership (P3) model. The writing ...

Emma Vigeland, co-host of progressive podcast The Majority Report, was furious with The New York Times’s Ezra Klein for writing that Democrats should seek more “internal disagreement” from more ...

In Britain, the various shades of the far right can continue to content themselves with continuing and prospering the work of political formations that have long been hegemonic and are now both in the ...

New York Times columnist Ezra Klein sharply criticized Senate Democrats on Monday for considering a deal to reopen the federal government, arguing the party is squandering rare leverage at the precise ...