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What I wish I said : confessions of a columnist / Jaime Watt [and three others].

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Book
Author/Creator:
Watt, Jaime, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Journalism.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (261 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Toronto : Optimum Publishing International, [2023]
Summary:
Jaime Watt has collected forty-eight of his most eye-opening, illuminating, and provocative Toronto Star columns and with humour, candour, and wit, he's responded to each with what he wishes he'd said.
Contents:
Intro
Foreword
Preface
Part 1: Civil Liberties and Human Rights
Fentanyl Crisis Echoes Mistakes of HIV/AIDS Response
It Is Time to Polish Our Humanitarian Brand in Canada
Safeguarding the Right to Vote for All Citizens, Regardless of Age
Protest Is a Powerful Force for Progress
Purging Political Content from Facebook, Zuckerberg Is a Modern-­Day Pandora
This Pride Month Evokes the Tension Between Battles for Legal Rights and Public Recognition-For Canadians, that History Is Unique
Afghan Journalists Defended "Canadian Values"-Now Our Government Must Act to Protect Them
America's Anti-­LGBTQ2S+ Bills Are Not What They Appear to Be-Don't Look Away
Part 2: Portraits of Leadership
President Winfrey Has Allure, But a Celebrity Is No Solution
Don't Forget MP Paul Dewar's Message of Inclusiveness
Wilson-­Raybould Testimony Nothing If Not a Roman Spectacle
Lieutenant-­Governor Dowdeswell Using Her Bully Pulpit to Better Society
Dominic Barton Is Canada's Bright Light in the Crisis with China
Prince Andrew's Legal Manoeuvring Over Sexual-­Abuse Suit Jeopardizes the Foundation of the Monarchy
Boris Johnson's Latest Circus Is More than a Failure of Morals-It's Poor Crisis Management
Joe Biden Is Correct to Keep Soldiers Out of Ukraine-Now He Must Explain Why, And What Comes Next
Part 3: In Power
Convulsing American Elephant Will Test Justin Trudeau's Agility
Trudeau Has Created an Opening for the NDP
It's Foolish to Count Kathleen Wynne Out
Pot Legalization a Lesson in Savvy Political Timing
The Gift of Social Media Helped Trudeau, But It Can Also Take Away
Justin Trudeau Can Earn Forgiveness, But He Will Have to Continually Work to Earn It
Cautionary Tales for Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives on the Unseen Dangers of Majority Rule.
In 2023, Canadians Deserve a Grand Vision from Our Political Leaders
Part 4: In Opposition
Why So Many Candidates Are Still in Race to Lead Tories
Sunny Ways for the Conservative Party
Mike Bloomberg Has Woken Up a Sleepy Primary Contest
In CPC Leadership Race, One Candidate Stoops to a New Low
In a Gradual Shift to the Centre, an Opening for O'Toole
The Liberal-­NDP Deal Opens a Door for Conservative Leadership Candidates
Pierre Poilievre Has Muted "Electability" Challenges, Emerging as a Prime Minister in Waiting
What Do US Midterms Mean for Canadian Conservatives? Not Much-The Pathetic Outing in America Was Unique to America
Part 5: The Trump Years
Transparent Trump Gives Ottawa an Advantage
Criticism Only Makes Trump More Powerful
Don't Be Fooled by the Foolishness, Trump Is Getting Things Done
US Midterm Elections Put the Canada-­United States-­Mexico Agreement in Jeopardy
Presidential Successors Put Bush Sr. in a New Light
As America Cries for Leadership, Donald Trump Accelerates Its Division
Biden Has Taken Up the Challenge of His Office and Its History, Proving Trump's Impact to Be Impermanent After All
World Leaders Seem to Think the Trump Years Were Nothing But a Bad Dream. It's Time for Them to Wake Up
Part 6: The COVID-­19 Crisis
The Spread of COVID-­19 Has Revealed an Epidemic of Mistrust
Democracy in the Time of COVID-­19
The "She-­cession" May Be New, But Its Underlying Causes Are Not
We Are Done with COVID-­19, But It Is Not Done With Us
After an Unseasonably Co-­operative Summer, the Chill of Realpolitik Is Settling In
We May Yet Be Thankful for "Premier Scrooge"
Accountability Is Crucial, But Public Shaming Only Makes Things Worse
How Media's Groupthink Effect Led to Bungling of COVID's Origin Story
Epilogue
How an Organ Donation Saved My Life.
Afterword
Endnotes
Copyright.
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Print version: Watt, Jaime What I Wish I Said
ISBN:
9780888903488
0888903480
OCLC:
1382526037

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