A Canadian politics blog offering evidence-based commentary on federal power, policy and information warfare, mixing personal reporting on access to parliamentary data with media-theory and misinformation essays. Readers get sharp, opinionated analysis that connects institutions, incentives and public narratives.
Website: https://substack.northernvariables.ca
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.
Nasty Canuck is a Canadian newsletter that explains current news and policy, such as US tariff and security actions on wind equipment, Canada-Türkiye trade ties and the proposed Canadian Space Act, with context and pointed commentary. Readers get clear, sourced breakdowns of what developments mean for Canadians and what to watch next.
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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