Paul Wells

Paul Wells: The city unveiled the design for its new library—and Ottawans might actually like it

Paul Wells: Why is logic that is so obvious to the Chrétien wing of the party so unpersuasive to Trudeau’s government? A few theories.

Paul Wells: Sources say the former PM’s main goal behind his abrupt resignation is to free himself to counter Charest’s leadership bid

Canada’s international development minister spoke about the prime minister’s father and why we should ’enthusiastically’ embrace liberal internationalism

Paul Wells: The Trudeau 2.0 government is rattled, introspective and praying to God that nothing bad happens. But they happen anyway.

Paul Wells: The Conservatives are fast heading toward a big question about what kind of party they want to be—and there’s no easy answer

Paul Wells: In the U.K. and the U.S., opposition parties are torn between true believers and big tent proponents

Paul Wells: How the latest works of one of Canada’s greatest living artists landed in the Great Hall of the Met in New York City

Paul Wells: The assumption among Scheer’s opponents that the party could obviously do better will now be tested. Best of luck, folks.

When federal and provincial governments clash, there’s usually at least a desire to make progress. Not this time.