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Sep 8th, 2022 |
By Randall White |
Category: In Brief
ONTARIO TONITE. RANDALL WHITE, FERNWOOD PARK, TORONTO, THURS SEP 8, 2022. [UPDATED SEP 10]. As the new fall cultural season begins, I seem to be contemplating two confusing but nonetheless intriguing stories in the news of the day/week/month etc : (1) Lieut. Gov. Salma Lakhani & Danielle “Sovereignty” Smith in Wild Rose Country (and then […]
Tags: Abacus Data, airport troubles in Canada, Alberta sovereignty act, Canada and Ukraine, Danielle Smith, Head of state in Canada, John C. Bowen, Lieutenant governors in Canada, Peter Guthrie, Salma Lakhani Posted in In Brief |
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Jan 22nd, 2022 |
By Randall White |
Category: In Brief
ONTARIO TONITE. RANDALL WHITE, FERNWOOD PARK, TORONTO, 22 JANUARY 2022. [UPDATED JANUARY 24]. With the June 2, 2022 Ontario election almost within eyesight pollsters have been getting restless. Five different polls have recently appeared, nicely summarized on January 20 by the excellent Polling Canada @CanadianPolling. The short message of the five polls taken together is […]
Tags: Abacus Data, Angus Reid, Conservative minority government in Ontario, EKOS, Innovative Research, Liberal-NDP Accord 1985, Mainstreet Research, Ontario election 2022 Posted in In Brief |
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Dec 2nd, 2020 |
By Counterweights Editors |
Category: In Brief
FROM THE COUNTERWEIGHTS EDITORS, GANATSEKWYAGON, ON. WED 2 DEC 2020 : The main focus of our November 30 gathering was federal finance minister Chrystia Freeland’s economic and fiscal update for the Government of Canada – on cable news TV at or about 4 PM, direct from the Canadian House of Commons in Ottawa. The Government […]
Tags: Abacus Data, Althia Raj, Chrystia Freeland, democracy in America, Don Martin, Eric Grenier, Fall Economic Statement 2020 in Canada, Fraud allegations in US elections, National Review on Trump Endgame, Research Co., spring 2021 election in Canada, US election 2020 Posted in In Brief |
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Jul 31st, 2020 |
By Citizen X |
Category: In Brief
EMAIL FROM CITIZEN X, OLD SANDY COVE, ON : Marie-Danielle Smith at Maclean’s has published two different accounts of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s unusual appearance before the Finance Committee of the Canadian House of Commons yesterday. One – the more drearily conventional (and overly rhetorical) – is called : “Three key takeaways from Justin Trudeau’s […]
Tags: Abacus Data, Andrew Cohen, Éric Grenier, Bruce Anderson on WE impact, Leger poll, Marie-Danielle Smith, Northern Ontario future, Philippe J. Fournier, polling on WE impact, scandal tradition in Canada, The Bridge podcasts, WE Charity controversy Posted in In Brief |
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Jun 16th, 2020 |
By Counterweights Editors |
Category: Entertainment
CW EDITORS : The summer is in sight. We have just a few quick things to say, before settling down to a more rigorous holiday schedule of (more) regular (more brief) reporting in these fascinating and intermittently near-overwhelming times. (That at least is the plan.) To start with, while diverse protests for equality and freedom […]
Tags: Abacus Data, Brad Bannon, CERB in Canada, Charlie Parker and Choctaw nation, Cherokee, Eric Grenier, Jack Kerouac, Justin Trudeau Liberals, Ko Ko, OECD outlook 2020, Philippe J. Fournier, Ray Noble, Stanley Crouch, Trail of Tears, white supremacy, Yves-François Blanchet Posted in Entertainment |
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Sep 6th, 2019 |
By Randall White |
Category: In Brief
Bruce Anderson and David Coletto at Abacus Data have come up with (I think) an especially helpful and interesting take on the October 21 Canadian federal election, in reporting on their latest “national survey of 4,549 Canadians, completed on August 28.” (The Anderson and Coletto report is dated September 5.) They start by noting that, […]
Tags: Abacus Data, Bruce Anderson, Canadian election 2019, David Coletto, regionalism in Canada, Tale of Two Races Canadian election Posted in In Brief |
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Dec 27th, 2018 |
By Counterweights Editors |
Category: Ottawa Scene
One counterweights item from the year now ending that has seen fresh visits in the most recent past is Randall White’s “Can Justin Trudeau be defeated in the next Canadian federal election?,” first posted back on May 8, 2018. In the new age of fixed-date elections (sort of) the campaign for the 43rd Canadian federal […]
Tags: Abacus Data, Anderson and Coletto, Canadian election 2019, Canadian flag 1965, Children of the Global Village, Eric Grenier, Lester Pearson, Mitchell Anderson, Parti Quebecois wins 1976 Quebec election, Pierre Trudeau Posted in Ottawa Scene |
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