Aaron Wherry

The PC story may be drawing to a close, but that of the federal Conservatives is still being written, writes Aaron Wherry

Conservative Senator David Wells tries to undermine the Reform Act with math, but he’s using the wrong numbers

The loopholes that allow political advertising to runneth over in an election year

Aaron Wherry on the last 48 hours in political ads and a new stage in the audio-visual battle ahead of October’s actual vote

The NDP wants hearings and the file has been sent to the OPP, so what will Parliament do with the controversial provisions of C-59, the latest budget bill?

The information commissioner expresses serious concerns, to which Parliament might now shrug

Canada’s sesquicentennial celebrations now have an official logo—and, of course, it comes with controversy. Vive le Canada.

Independent MP Brent Rathgeber will table a bill to limit federal governments to 26 ministers

Canada’s 20th prime minister wades back into foreign affairs, though the Harper government has distanced itself from his trip to meet Vladimir Putin

Joe Oliver asks us to cast our eyes forward from the budget to the future