Carson: the real scandal
This is very nearly the first thing Stephen Harper’s government did . A year later, nothing . A year after that, " deplorable "...
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.
Music: Rhapsody in New
Visiting Toronto on Monday, I went to the Yorkville record shop where I usually leave some of my money and bought the CD you see...
The Carson show
WELLS: Does this increase the likelihood of an election?
Egypt votes, freely and perhaps spectacularly
On Saturday Egypt will vote on constitutional amendments designed to pave the way for presidential and parliamentary...
Cannon in Cairo
Paul Wells on the Foreign Affairs Minister’s visit to Egypt
Hey look: Michael Ignatieff (is pretty sure he) needs a spotlight
From the magazine, this week’s cover story , on the Ignatieff paradox: deeply unpopular and praying for an election.
Inside the Liberal effort to resurrect Michael Ignatieff
Ignatieff has done a lot of things right, but he’s still dead in the polls
Niall Ferguson, slow learner
Tina Brown’s redesigned Newsweek is a mixed bag, but more promising on the whole than the glum tract that had been appearing under...
France: Land of Conrad Black’s dreams
Sorry, boss. Waiting is all Canada does any more.
Egypt: Unnoticed at the back of the parade
As Stephen Harper once said, Canada can’t stay isolated forever