| The federal NDP may have lost some of the ground it gained against the Conservatives in the aftermath of Tom Mulcair's takeover as party leader, a new poll suggests.
BLOG POSTS  | J.J. McCullough: Media Bites: Turns Out All Journalists are Gun Violence Experts
 Isn't it impressive how every Torontonian with a newspaper column knows exactly how to prevent vicious gang violence? Granted, society would probably be better served if these people could learn to channel their amazing powers of criminal insight into a career more productive than filling the empty spaces between mattress ads, but no worries. In less blood-soaked news, the London Olympics are almost upon us, and you know what that means: time for the papers to be filled with bitter editorials about how horrible the Olympics are! (You won't be disappointed!) |  | Sheryl Fink: Rae to Maher on Seal Hunt: Blubber, Blubber, Blunder
Bill Maher wrote to interim Liberal leader Bob Rae expecting the Liberals to do better than the Conservatives in their blind support of Canada's commercial seal hunt. Sadly, the response was typical of what's usually seen from politicians: excuses and sad attempts to deflect from the issues at hand. |  | Jamie Ellerton: If Justin Trudeau Likes The Oil Sands, Why Can't You?
Once we acknowledge that virtually all of us agree that the oil sands are vital to Canada, we recognize the absurdity of claims that this is in any way a nationally divisive issue. Even Justin Trudeau, the man poised to be the next Liberal leader, knows that developing the oil sands is the only choice for Canadians. "It's an important driver of the economy and we have to respect it," he told the Calgary Sun on his recent visit to the city for the stampede. Trudeau's informed enough on the subject to point out that 40 per cent of the jobs created by the oil sands industry are actually outside the province of Alberta, a testament to the national value of the resource. |  | Danielle Martin: Harper Hacks Down Our Medicare
We need leaders who will rise to the challenge of protecting and improving medicare, not shirk their responsibilities. Prime Minister Harper, you are needed back at the table for a 2014 Health Accord. Canadians have real expectations of you, not just to cut cheques -- and increasingly smaller cheques at that -- but to lead Canada on health care. Your absence will hurt the health of Canadians. |  | Sid Ryan: Part 2: Hudak and Harper Attempt to Silence their Critics
Stripped to its core, Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak's vision is not about "modernizing" the labour market in the interests of prosperity for all. He seeks to usher in an era of permanent uncertainty for all working people to the overwhelming benefit of corporations. To accomplish this task, Hudak must neutralize his opponents in every possible arena, from the workplace to elections. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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