Steven Guilbeault was on Tout le monde en parle on November 30, downing a shot at the end for comic relief after catching his throat as he struggled to explain what it feels like to quit a cabinet job over Prime Minister Mark Carney’s energy deal with Alberta. I think he gave a good account of himself. Not for the first time, I wish this country had an English-language talk show that was as central to the national conversation. Inevitably, the country has moved past a turbulent and surprising week toward familiar and comforting routines: booing compromise in Edmonton, counting favours in...