Aaron Wherry

Thomas Mulcair on his new book, family and faith, Quebec secession—and why Canada may finally be ready for an NDP government

Ches Crosbie’s family’s political roots go deep in Newfoundland. And yet his career was crushed before it began.

A collection of final remarks from some of the 55 members of Parliament who will not be running for re-election

Beset with scandal, the Senate adjourns and passes up two opportunities to assert itself and its purpose. Now what?

Nearly a decade of appointing people to positions of power has left Stephen Harper with a number of unfortunate associations

The debate on climate change is rife with notions and platitudes, but who here has a plan for cutting emissions by 291 megatonnes?

Justin Trudeau, Tom Mulcair and the political and legal ramifications of C-51, the government’s controversial anti-terror act

Liberal MP Irwin Cotler uses his second last day in the House of Commons to uphold ’the vitality of our democracy’

The 41st edition of the House of Commons comes to an end after four years of fights. The confirming or humbling exercise of democracy is four months away.

The foundational texts for the most-lamented era in our Parliament’s history