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Canada’s upcoming federal election could expose deepening societal rifts and ‘ordered’ populism, says Graves

Thanks to economic stagnation, the hyper concentration of wealth, and a brewing cultural backlash, Canada’s political climate is ripe for populist forces that mirror the experiences of the U.S. and the U.K. to gain traction, says Frank Graves of EKOS Research. But other politicos disagree.

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ
July 22, 2019

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