The Honeymoon and the Ledger
Reality keeps the books. And reality, unlike the electorate, never experiences a honeymoon
By Mark Macneill —— Bio and Archives--July 15, 2026
Canadian News, Opinion | Comments | Back To Full Article
There is a peculiar season in Canadian politics, a season as recurrent as spring potholes and as brief as a Maritime summer. It arrives when a new prime minister steps onto the national stage, carrying not yet the burden of decisions but the promise of them. The public, exhausted by old quarrels, lends him the benefit of hope. The press, weary of yesterday's disappointments, rediscovers the language of possibility. Pollsters begin to speak in the warm tones of momentum.
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