The legacy of M. Pelletier
Remembering Chrétien’s confidant
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: Haydn for beginners (and everyone else too)
Once again I’ve cobbled together an iMix on iTunes, so readers who feel like it can get a sense of what I’m on about when I write...
Hey Richard Perle, how’s the view from under the sofa?
Have you ever seen these two men in the same room? . . . . . . . . . . . . Yeah, me neither. Here’s why .
MUSIC: Haydn, go seek
Brother Weinman has an article in this week’s print edition about the mighty river that is Joseph Haydn, to help mark the 200th...
When two tribes go to war
This morning’s post on the boss’s interview with Stephen Harper drew a lot of good discussion and some comment on other...
Please tell me, does anybody know?/ Where does the big train go?
Am I happy that Dean Del Mastro wants high-speed rail for the Montreal-Toronto corridor (with a thoughtful little detour to...
Doubling down
Stephen Harper doesn’t sound particularly sheepish in his interview with the boss . Wrong on policy? Nope: he’s going to put cuts...
Not just spending -- tax cuts!
INKLESS WELLS
MUSIC: Coltrane live at the Vanguard
No, not that one. This is saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, le fils de l’autre . I’ve been checking out some NPR archives of musicians’...