From the print edition, this magazine’s national editor and its senior columnist debate the future of Canada in Afghanistan. All as a prelude to our CPAC-televised town hall in Halifax on Nov. 10.
Inkless Wells
Paul Wells on all the latest out of Ottawa—along with the occasional post about jazz. Follow Paul on Twitter: @InklessPW
He also offers his thoughtful perspective of Stephen Harper’s last 10 years in his recent eBook, The Harper Decade.
Categories: Capital Read, Inkless Wells
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