Stephen Harper: the brain in a jar
Paul Wells’ analyses of Harper’s governing style in 2010
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: a moment and its aftermath
In January Ottawa’s Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra played one of its regular season concerts at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian...
Inkless in review: the year in big comment-board fights
Six posts on this blog this year drew more than 300 comments. In March I returned from Michael Ignatieff’s big Montreal thinkers’...
Larry Smith: Mon nom est québécois
When Chantal Hébert predicted this whole Larry Smith business in an eerily well-informed Dec. 3 column , I took a moment to mourn...
Harper’s surprising abortion vote
Why did the PM vote against one of his own MPs?
Be nice or else
A new Hungarian media law will hand out fines for unbalanced news coverage
Let me spell it out for you
It’s good of the PMO to send reporters a full transcript of Stephen Harper’s interview with a crew from TVA that included at least...
Reinforcements
I finally got around to reading Patrick Deane’s installation address as President of McMaster University , which came highly...
Overrated in 2010: the list
PAUL WELLs on Gilles Duceppe, the long-form census, and ’Inception’