Angie McKaig - E-Business Consultant and Entrepreneur

post looking for Canadian political blogs2005.05.31

So here's the dilemma.

Given the sheer number of blogs I read, it seems a miracle that I don't read any Canadian political blogs, but I don't. Now, however, I'm on the schniff for well written political blogs.

Finding Canadian political blogs isn't really a problem - lookee lookee - but the problem is that there are TONS, and I have no idea which are great, and which ones might jive with my political leanings (decidedly left, but not so far as to be completely socialistic).

Put this way: if someone new to gadget blogs asked for recommendations, I'd suggest Gizmodo, Popgadget and Endgadget as a good triumvirate to start with.

That's the kind of thing I'm looking for here.

Local Toronto content would be a plus, as would Ontario content, but really anything that covers Federal matters would be a plus.

Update:
Just found a list of Top Canadian Blogs, ranked by daily visitors. Not sure at this point if they're all political, but hopefully this will help in my search as well. :)

7 comments

1
Steve Portigal said on 2005.05.31

Have you seen http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/18859

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Angie said on 2005.05.31

Thanks Steve! That's a little bit of help (at least, gives me another "vote" for Rabble, which looked interesting - wish they published an RSS feed!). I also found:
http://www.progressivebloggers.ca/

I'm all-new to this political thing, but am trying to learn. Anyone know if the link I show above is any good for what I'm looking for?

3
Piers Fawkes said on 2005.05.31

Ask the fellas at Treehugger, maybe.

4
Jim Rutherford said on 2005.06.01

My pal and fellow Canadian, Chris Alemeny has a good political blog at http://www.murkyview.com/

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Dustin Quasar Sacks said on 2005.06.01

I was a fan of http://www.revmod.ca during the last election campaign. Haven't really been following politic blogs lately though.

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Angie said on 2005.06.03

Thanks to all for sharing your tips! Once I've gone through a month or two of reading these, I'll post my own mini-list of suggestions as thank you.

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gab said on 2006.03.12

My blog is Canadian politics from a moderate/centrist point of view, and affiliated with non-partisan and progressive bloggers. If you want more leftist commentary, other progressive bloggers can probably satisfy your craving.

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