Stephen Marche
Stephen Marche is a Canadian author and cultural commentator who has noted a significant shift in Canadian attitudes towards nationalism. He argues that recent events have sparked a newfound pride among Canadians, contrasting with previous discussions focused on the country's shortcomings.
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Stephen Marche is the author of the book 'The Next Civil War'.
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Croatia· 2026-07-12
Stephen Marche once wrote that Canadians are one of the rudest peoples on Earth.
Canadians say ‘sorry.’ Then what happens?
Canada· 2026-06-27
Stephen Marche is the author of The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future.
Do you believe in the Old Canada, or the New Canada?Canada· 2026-06-27
Stephen Marche is the author of The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future.
America the predator: Trump wants to show the world he can take what he wantsCanada· 2026-01-22
Stephen Marche wrote a story for the Atlantic magazine about the potential American invasion of Canada.
As Canadians ditch U.S. vacation properties, they look farther afield - and closer to homeCanada· 2025-05-18
Stephen Marche wrote an essay titled 'The America I loved is gone'.
Trump news at a glance: Hegseth reportedly had Yemen Signal chat with wife, brother | Trump administration
United Kingdom· 2025-04-21
Stephen Marche’s latest book is On Writing and Failure.
Opinion: The new American threat to Canada’s sovereignty require a new cultural nationalism. Here’s what it should look likeCanada· 2025-04-20
Stephen Marche is noted as Fulford's son-in-law and calculated the number of columns Fulford wrote.
The case for Canadian nationalism: Lessons from my late great-uncle, Robert FulfordCanada· 2025-03-13
Stephen Marche is a writer who discussed Trump's media strategy and its implications.
Trump 2.0.: una presidencia en directo, 24/7 | Internacional
Spain· 2025-02-13
Stephen Marche is a writer who reflected on the changing attitudes of Canadians in response to Trump's actions.
“Canadá no se vende”: la amenaza de anexión y los aranceles de Trump resucitan el patriotismo en el país | InternacionalSpain· 2025-02-09
