A terrific new article on the history of the @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social Women's Caucus has just been published. Thanks to @joannaeveritt.bsky.social and Samantha Papuha for this important documenting of CPSA history.

Joanna Everitt@joannaeveritt.bsky.social · 9mo ago

So excited to see this paper on the history of the Cdn Poli Sci Ass’s Women’s Caucus published by CJPS. Many thanks to all of those women in the discipline who spoke to us about it.

So excited to see this paper on the history of the Cdn Poli Sci Ass’s Women’s Caucus published by CJPS. Many thanks to all of those women in the discipline who spoke to us about it.

Cambridge University Press Political Science & IR@cambup-polsci.cambridge.org · 9mo ago

#OpenAccess from @cjps-rcsp.bsky.social - Women in Political Science: A History of the Canadian Political Science Association’s Women’s Caucus - https://cup.org/43XmokD - @joannaeveritt.bsky.social & Samantha Papuha #FirstView

My student presented a clever 2025 version of Brian Mulroney and the GST.

Big news for CPSA 2026 - the Canadian Legislatures and Leadership Workshop, organized by @alexmarland.bsky.social and yours truly! uOttawa, June 2-4, 2026 as part of the Canadian Political Science Association meetings. @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social More info: mycpsa-cpsa-acsp.ca/cfp/cfp_callE

Exciting that the call is out for the 2026 annual CPSA conference, hosted by our friends at the University of Ottawa, June 2-4. As a reminder, this is a stand-alone conference after the cancellation of Congress 2026. Congrats to everyone for making this happen. mycpsa-cpsa-acsp.ca/cfp/cfp_index

While I don’t have strong opinions on the House of Plantagenet, it pleases me that the Richard III Society of Canada ran this ad in today’s Globe and Mail, as they have every August 22 since 1966. @richardiiisocca.bsky.social

I just don’t get the Longest Ballot Committee. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...?

Electoral Reform's Greatest Foe

Sometimes it's electoral reform advocates

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As of today I've been a faculty member for 25 years. In the spirit of academic laziness amid the general decline of social media, I'm recycling the posts I made five years ago. x.com/JonathanMall...

Jonathan Malloy on X: "I started as an assistant professor at @Carleton_U twenty years ago on July 1, 2000. We had email, but ‘teaching with technology’ mostly meant using an overhead projector. Here are a few thoughts on what I’ve learned as a faculty member over twenty years: 1/21" / X

I started as an assistant professor at @Carleton_U twenty years ago on July 1, 2000. We had email, but ‘teaching with technology’ mostly meant using an overhead projector. Here are a few thoughts on what I’ve learned as a faculty member over twenty years: 1/21

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It was great to attend my 30th straight Canadian Political Science Association annual conference last week and deliver my presidential address. I was especially happy to be unconventionally introduced by @mcloutier.bsky.social with a quiz for the crowd on "how well do you know Malloy and the CPSA?"

Fun fact: I spent all week at 200 King St for the @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social annual conference, but I didn't know it was originally a cookie factory. It was also later owned by Hallmark cards. www.torontojourney416.com/christie-bro...

Christie, Brown & Company - Once Canada's Largest Biscuit Maker

Christie, Brown & Company Factory was built in the 1870's. It's located on Adelaide St E in Toronto and the Beaux Arts style Stables were...

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In the runup to the Presidential Reception at #CPSAACSP25, a Brief History of @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social Presidential Dinners. Including our occasional episodes of dancing...

Very excited for #CPSA2025 this week. A highlight will be the Presidential Reception - Reception, not Dinner! - at the Toronto Metropolitan University Student Centre on the @torontomet.bsky.social campus. Read on...

As I prepare to pass on the @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social presidential tankard next week, I thought I’d actually try having a drink from it. Not bad, but the lid gets in the way

Excellent summary of Alberta separatism by @jlisayoung.bsky.social Make sure to subscribe to her Substack on Alberta politics, appropriately titled “What Now?!?” open.substack.com/pub/lisayoung

What now?!? An Alberta Politics newsletter | Lisa Young | Substack

A sometimes funny, sometimes serious take on the latest twists and turns in Alberta politics. Click to read What now?!? An Alberta Politics newsletter, by Lisa Young, a Substack publication with thous...

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Lisa Young 🇨🇦🇺🇦@jlisayoung.bsky.social · last yr.

The Guardian asked me to try to explain what’s going on in Alberta for their readers www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

@alexusherhesa.bsky.social points out the most basic reason why faculty have been slow to embrace AI…the impossibility of doing assessment on the mass scale that our teaching model is based on. Guiding and assessing 10 students is maybe possible. Not 100. higheredstrategy.com/the-cost-imp...

Today I concluded my year as @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social president. I’m delighted to be passing the presidential cup to Tamara Small, literally in two weeks at our annual conference.

Two years ago I wrote two op-eds for the 2025 election, one explaining why Pierre Poilievre won and one why he lost. I think I know which one applies tomorrow, but there were some twists along the way. jonathanmalloy.substack.com/p/my-2025-ca...

My 2025 Canadian election op-ed, in 2023

In which I explain why Pierre Poilievre triumphed or failed; I just don't know which yet.

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The narrow Conservative campaign keeps reminding me of a scene in Star Wars. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...

Stay on Target?

The Conservative strategic choices in this election will be discussed for a long time.

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The narrow Conservative campaign keeps reminding me of a scene in Star Wars. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...

Stay on Target?

The Conservative strategic choices in this election will be discussed for a long time.

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With a week to go before the Canadian election, I keep saying “anything can happen,” but it does feel we know the outcome. insidestory.org.au/mark-carneys...

Mark Carney’s slipstream campaign • Jonathan Malloy

Canada’s Liberals enter the final week of the election campaign with plenty of help from south of the border

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I wrote a Substack about how mainstream media doesn't seem to have picked up the issue of a House committee proposal to remove charitable tax status from religious organizations, a potential bomb widely circulating within conservative religious circles. jonathanmalloy.substack.com/p/the-sleepe...

The Sleeper Issue

The Conservative Party enjoys evangelical support because it's the only party that even gives them the time of day.

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I wrote a Substack about how mainstream media doesn't seem to have picked up the issue of a House committee proposal to remove charitable tax status from religious organizations, a potential bomb widely circulating within conservative religious circles. jonathanmalloy.substack.com/p/the-sleepe...

The Sleeper Issue

The Conservative Party enjoys evangelical support because it's the only party that even gives them the time of day.

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No matter your politics, shed a tear for NDP, the party that has owned anti-American economic nationalism for a half century, and yet its reward may be a record low of seats. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...

Whither the NDP? Episode XXXVIII

The party can't catch a break.

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The second coming of Louis St Laurent was not on my bingo card for 2025. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...

My thoughts on the opportunity Mr Poilievre has to finally articulate his forward vision for Canada. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...

Mr Poilievre's Moment

For a long time I wanted to write a post on “What will a Poilievre government be like?” But I never seemed to have enough material.

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In this world of toxic news, I’m grateful for Australia’s @insidestory.bsky.social publication. And that they keep taking my pieces. insidestory.org.au/im-most-usef...

“I’m most useful in a crisis. I’m not that good in peacetime.” • Jonathan Malloy

Can a former central banker use Donald Trump’s threats to pull off a shock win for Canada’s Liberals?

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Late afternoon on the Ottawa River.

I'm delighted to see a new book on the Rae government, by @stevenhigh.bsky.social and @btlbooks.com As High observes, the Ontario NDP engages in "selective amnesia" by erasing this period from its history.

Every university program is convinced it's carrying the rest of the university, either as a cash cow or a prestigious loss leader.

Alex Usher@alexusherhesa.bsky.social · last yr.

Program closures/suspensions are becoming more common. How do institutions go about figuring out which prorgams get cut. Think of it as a three-stage test: i) Does the program make money? ii) if no, is it prestigious? iii) if no, does it have clout? higheredstrategy.com/how-program-...

Obligatory pundit post on the very non-obligatory Ontario election. open.substack.com/pub/jonathan...

So there was an Ontario election...

This post constitutes what I feel to be my obligation to comment on yesterday’s Ontario election.

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