Steven High

Right-wing populism and the realignment of working class politics in Canada

Steven High / November 19, 2020 / 6 min read

We can expect the Conservative Party to wrap itself in the Canadian flag and fire-up the culture wars. The hotter it gets, the better, for Erin O’Toole. To respond to this political challenge, now more than ever, those on the left need to find ways to bridge the politics of recognition and redistribution—and to re-engage with working class communities.

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