‘Be careful what you wish for’: Andrew Coyne on what the federal election results mean for the future of Canadian politics

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Federal leders during the French-language federal leaders’ debate, in Montreal, April 16, 2025. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press.

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29 Apr 25

Globe and Mail columnist Andrew Coyne discusses what the election results may signify for the future of Canadian politics and the Conservative party. He also talks to us about his forthcoming book, The Crisis of Canadian Democracy.

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‘Be careful what you wish for’: Andrew Coyne on what the federal election results mean for the future of Canadian politics

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