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Andrew Coyne

Andrew Coyne is a columnist for Postmedia.
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Feature / May 2017

How to Save the Conservative Party

April 18, 2017October 9, 2020 - by Andrew Coyne

The days of conservatism as a revolutionary force are gone. The movement must instead rebuild as an intellectual force—one that can win minds, not just the odd election

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October 2015 / Politics

Minority Rule by Any Other Name

September 15, 2015April 8, 2020 - by Andrew Coyne

The case against first past the post

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Feature / October 2013

Repairing the House

October 16, 2013August 19, 2020 - by Andrew Coyne

How to make Members of Parliament relevant again

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Seven Things We Don’t Need to Do About Energy

April 4, 2013October 16, 2019 - by Andrew Coyne

“Prices typically give us all the information we need to use scarce resources wisely. The force us to economize and to share whether we want to or not.”

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