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How Good Was Harper? (for Aboriginals)

Though I worked closely with Harper off and on from 1991 to 2005, I can’t remember a single conversation about Aboriginal issues, writes Tom Flanagan
The Founders' Senate — and Ours

By J.W.J. Bowden
Canada’s Upper House was well-designed — and it is supposed to be partisan.
Flies of a Summer

By John Pepall. There is no critical analysis of what Trudeau’s government actually did, or didn’t do. There is a lot of analysis of how well they played the game of politics. But politics is not a game. It is literally deadly serious. It is government.
The First Conservative

Dorchester Conservatism was built on four pillars: liberty with internal order based on settled custom and support for religion; external security; the extension of prosperity; and selective strategic immigration: these make Sir Guy Carleton the overlooked founder of an English-French counter-revolutionary tradition that is all-Canadian.
Worth the Trouble
