Younger Canadians more left wing, could shift political landscape: study
Joe Friesen / Globe and Mail
Canadians under 35 are more left wing than the rest of Canada and could transform the political landscape if only they voted, according to a new study.
Read moreMedia availability of author of new report on youth political attitudes
MEDIA ADVISORY
New study of massive dataset of over 8,000 Canadians being released Friday at #prgrs15
OTTAWA— University of Saskatchewan political scientist David McGrane will be available to answer questions from reporters about his new study being published Friday by the Broadbent Institute.
Read moreMedicare in distress and near 'tipping point,' Roy Romanow says
Mark Kennedy / Ottawa Citizen
Former Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow, who led a federal inquiry into medicare more than a decade ago, says the public health care system is deteriorating and close to a “tipping point.”
Read moreCanada’s largest annual progressive politics conference kicks off tomorrow
MEDIA ADVISORY
Sold out #prgrs15 bringing together leading thinkers, policy experts and organizers in key election year
OTTAWA—Media are invited to Progress Summit 2015 from March 26 to 28, when 800 participants are coming together during this crucial election year to tackle the big issues facing the country and help shape the future of Canada’s progressive movement.
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