Canada’s political landscape is a complex fabric, held together by enduring institutions and a radical centre that champions stability and pragmatic adaptation. In this thought-provoking analysis, Richard Martin explores the tent metaphor, illustrating how the central pole of Canadian governance is not merely a point of compromise, but a source of cohesion amidst diversity. As the Conservative party challenges this structure, the question arises: how can Canadians renew their political tent without tearing it apart? Discover the delicate balance between preservation and reform that will shape the future of Canada in the years to come.
