[NEWS] Ten #cdnpoli and #lexn43 links

[rfmcdonald]

• Terry Glavin at the National Post suggests that #elxn43 saw Canada unusually and unhelpfully uncaring about the wider world, here.


• Paul Wells at MacLean's suggests that the collapse of Conservative votes in many Liberal-held areas, along other things, might mean the second Liberal government will pay less attention to Alberta.


• An independent senator says that Trudeau appointing a senator from Alberta to his cabinet, for representation, would be a poor idea. CBC reports.


• Matt Gurney at the National Post urges Albertan Conservatives to realize they are not alone in Canada.


• Andrew Scheer seems safe as leader of the Conservatives for now. CBC has it.


• The People's Party and Maxime Bernier underperformed, but populism may yet have a future. Global News reports.


• Maxime Héroux-Legault at The Conversation suggests Liberal electoral strategies inspired the revival of the Bloc Québécois, here.


• Trudeau has promised to build the pipeline that Alberta wants. CBC has it.


• David Frum at The Atlantic shares his own critical take on #elxn43, here.