Is a new generation finally asserting itself?
If so, George Orwell would probably want it to be done idealistically, not strategically.
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Don’t talk down to us
‘Professionals’ are killing democracy.
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Young voters and the democratic deficit
As federal and provincial elections loom, efforts are underway to engage youth in the democratic process. If they do, some say, we could be living in a very different province and country.
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Reclaiming democracy
With an election this fall, 2015 is a big year for Canadian politics and democracy. But how much can really change, even if we do manage to vote Harper out of office?
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Democracy: rule by the people for the people
We are “trapped in a situation where we have an elections-based, elite-dominated political system and yet we call it ‘a democracy'”
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Why should every vote count?
On Sept. 13, a group of fewer than 700 people chose our premier. Last week, New Brunswickers chose theirs. The difference here is important, and the problems of each vote illustrate the importance of voting to democracy.
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Quebec election PQ’ed my interest
Brandon has a few insights into the Quebec election, how it could have been different, and the lessons we can learn from Quebec (and other mature democracies)
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Contractors, frenemies, and being prepared
Things to consider on your way to the polls
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Every HYNIE counts
Rocking the vote by making it illegal
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