The Line is a Canadian commentary newsletter offering opinion pieces and podcast notices on national politics, including Canada's relations with the EU and the United States and Alberta's separatist movement. Readers get pointed, opinionated takes from writers with a clear Canadian-centric perspective.
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Qc125 offers data-driven analysis of Quebec and Canadian politics, focusing on polls, electoral projections and election results. Issues interpret survey data and party fortunes with context and commentary from author Philippe J. Fournier.
Drug Data Decoded publishes investigative reporting on Canadian drug policy, drawing on access-to-information requests to examine government funding, policing and the legal fight over prohibition. Issues cover the DULF safe supply court case, Alberta's recovery-sector contracts and Health Canada's handling of expert safe supply reviews.
The Writ publishes poll-based vote and seat projections for Canadian federal and provincial elections, along with analysis of polling results. Readers get methodology-backed forecasts, riding-level modelling, and a companion podcast, The Numbers, that reviews new polls.
A Canadian political writer offers essays, interviews and talk transcripts on democracy, inequality, neoliberalism and billionaire power. Readers get argued, critical commentary grounded in political theory and Canadian policy debates.
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