Cannon’s chance
On Thursday after the cabinet shuffle I was served up as the speaker at a lunch for a dozen foreign diplomats stationed in...
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.
From the magazine: special Halloween edition
This corner is in receipt of Mr. Paul Martin Jr.’s autobiography, Hell or High Water . Longtime readers will perhaps not be...
Iggymania? Better: Iggy sanity
One thing Michael Ignatieff needs to do, if he is to have a better convention next spring than in 2006, is to demonstrate that his...
The world is too much with us, like it or not
In Washington, the staff of two presidential candidates are told the situation is getting worse in Afghanistan ; that on the...
Wells: Poor Paul Martin—the bitter werewolf of Ottawa
Martin cuts a dark figure: nakedly ambitious brutally combative, and in massive denial
A foolish consistency would be nice right about now
One note on cabinet shuffles. Whoever gets named foreign-affairs minister will be the eighth person in that job in a little over...
I’m sure with a bit of effort you can make this the Aspers’ fault
Christian Science Monitor to cease daily publication .
Apparently he always did want to be Opposition leader
A quick, slightly odd stroll down memory lane: If I were Stockwell Day, on the other hand, I’d watch my back. Mr. McKenna claims...