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Web commentators writing on the political scene. Journalists and non-journalists alike.

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• A Blog By James Curran

  http://whatdoiknowgrit.blogspot.ca/
  Liberal orientation.

• A Canadian Lefty in Occupied Land

  http://scottneigh.blogspot.ca/
  Scott Neigh of Sudbury, Ontario on current events and politics.

• Accidental Deliberations

  http://accidentaldeliberations.blogspot.ca/
  Greg Fingas is a Regina lawyer, blogger and freelance political commentator who writes about provincial and national issues from a progressive NDP perspective.

• Alberta Politics

  http://albertapolitics.ca/
  Alberta journalist David J. Climenhaga's views on Alberta and Canadian politics and news.

• Andy Lehrer

  http://www.andylehrer.org/
  News and views from the Toronto, Canada blogger. Focuses on politics.

• BigCityLib Strikes Back

  http://bigcitylib.blogspot.ca/
  Liberal Party supporter M.J. Murphy's views on Canadian and Ontario politics.

• Calgary Grit

  http://calgarygrit.blogspot.com/
  Offers daily perspective on Canadian politics from an Alberta Liberal perspective.

• Canadian Election Atlas

  http://canadianelectionatlas.blogspot.ca/
  Site by Earl Andrew Washburn.

• Dr. Dawg's Blawg

  http://drdawgsblawg.ca/
  Left-wing analysis by John Baglow.

• Dropping the Writ

  http://www.droppingthewrit.ca/
  Blog on Canadian politics, social democracy, and the state of the left.

• Ezra Levant

  http://www.ezralevant.com/
  Opinions and articles by the conservative activist.

• Just Right

  http://jr2020.blogspot.ca/
  Conservative blog with a classical liberal bent.

• Montreal Simon

  http://montrealsimon.blogspot.ca/
  Progressive blog based in Montreal.

• Rafe Mair Online

  http://www.rafeonline.com/
  Writer, broadcaster and former BC cabinet minister. Archive of his editorials and a discussion forum for visitors to review the politics of the day.

• Rex Murphy - CBC

  http://www.cbc.ca/player/news/TV%20Shows/The%20National/Rex%20Murphy
  Current and archived opinions from one of Newfoundland's best-known journalists.

• Scott's DiaTribes

  http://scottdiatribe.canflag.com/
  Scott Tribe's blog on Canadian politics.

• Some random political blog

  https://rjjago.wordpress.com/
  Robert Jago investigates the social media entrails of Canadian political candidates.

• Stephen Taylor

  http://www.stephentaylor.ca/
  Commentary by Stephen Taylor, director of the National Citizens' Coalition and a frequent adviser to the Conservative Party of Canada.

• The Dog Star Chronicles

  http://shiningtree.blogspot.com/
  News and opinion from southwestern Ontario.

• The Left Chapter

  http://theleftchapter.blogspot.com/
  Michael Laxer provides socialist analysis of the Canadian and world scene along with cultural commentary, fiction, and recipes.

• The Phantom Observer

  http://phantomobserver.com/
  Victor Wong's views. Conservative.

• The Political Wonk

  http://www.thepoliticalwonk.com/
  Blog of a policy wonk with views and opinions on Canadian Federal Politics.

• The Rude Macedon

  http://www.rudemacedon.ca/
  Comments on Canadian political and media issues from a non-right-wing perspective.

• Thomas Terrio's View from the West

  http://www.viewfromthewest.ca/
  Online news, opinions and current events, photography and world events, views from the west, global strategies, editorials and opinions.

• Warren Kinsella

  http://www.warrenkinsella.com/
  Opinions from the Toronto based lawyer, consultant and former Liberal Party spin-doctor.

• Wayne Doucette

  http://wayne-doucette.blogspot.com/
  Sociopolitical commentary from Metro Vancouver, BC.

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