David Moscrop

Writing on politics, democracy, and culture

I write about capitalism - about the economic and political systems that dominate our lives, and how we can resist!

Stories and strategies of resistance in this new dark age.

La politique québécoise et canadienne chiffrée⚜️ Abonnez-vous à Qc125 pour une analyse approfondie des données de sondage et de projections électorales. Écrit et géré par Philippe J. Fournier.

Canadian politics by the numbers. 🍁 Subscribe to 338Canada for in-depth analysis of polling data, electoral maps, and Canada's ever-changing political landscape.

A newsletter about AI, Silicon Valley, labor and power.

Dispatches from everywhere. Travel writing and photography spanning 20 years and ... some continents.

The health of people is the best measure of the health of our societies. This substack explores the intersection between politics and health and the stories we encounter on the diverse and diverging roads that lead from that crossing.

This is your essential health briefing. Each week, I break down top stories and keep you updated on stuff you might've missed.

Harvesting what really matters in great books. Self-development, psychology, morals and success stories

Canadian left and labour focused economic info and analysis

Informed analysis on events in Canadian politics in an era of misinformation and democratic decline.

Welcome to David Coletto's Polling Lab: Insights, observations, and public opinion data on Canadian politics, public policy, & society. I ask people questions for a living and love it. Chair & CEO of Abacus Data. Professor at Carleton University

Like Dear Abby, but for writers

I'm Dave Cournoyer and this is the Daveberta Substack

News and analysis from an unabashedly progressive perspective, focusing on the intersection of politics, media and corporate power

Insights and analysis on Canadian politics and elections.

Daily newsletter exposing where power lies — and how it's used and abused

I write, often in a loud voice. En français aussi des fois.

That one simple trick to make the economy work better.

The world of non-fiction from Sutherland House (and beyond)