Kenney vs. Amnesty: The case against Amnesty International
My latest column points out that a lot of people are just generally fed up with Amnesty International and that a lot of them are...
Paul Wells
Maclean’s senior writer Paul Wells writes about politics across Canada and abroad. Except sometimes he ignores politics and writes about music or something else.
Kenney vs. Amnesty: the downside of neighbourhood watches
Further to my column on Jason Kenney’s exchange with Amnesty International: I was reminded, while writing the column, of a really...
Hey look: Minister Kenney’s letters (UPDATED)
From the print edition, my column revisits the letter exchange between Jason Kenney and Amnesty International. In part I’m still...
Jason Kenney strikes back
Paul Wells on why the immigration minister waded into a fight with Amnesty over war criminals, and was in the right
Tony Bennett: behind the scenes
This is mostly just to tell you folks that our Brian D. Johnson has a fantastic profile of Tony Bennett , based on extended and...
Sarkozy’s deficit leadership
There is no way on Earth to make the French president serious about budget restraint
Hey look: Harper’s new Ford
From the print edition, my new column ponders the meaning of that big picnic in Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s mom’s back yard, at which...
Inside Harper’s big blue tent
Canada’s conservatives are more united than ever
Harper in Brazil: the critics are raving
And just this once, I mean the title non-ironically. The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada "applauds" and "is...
Jason Kenney to Amnesty International: "Poppycock"
Heated words from the Immigration Minister