Paul Wells

One of Canada’s leading magazine-industry consultants is sorely vexed with our Andrew Coyne, and indeed with Maclean’s in...

Whenever I write a long piece about politics, I’m always left with stuff I couldn’t fit in. Not just the odd quote, but whole...

Pulitzer-winning classical music critic Justin Davidson on how newsroom managers are responding to declining audiences by...

From the print edition, my 2700-word attempt to explain the turmoil at the PMO this summer: Twice before, Stephen Harper...

Kevin Dean plays anachronistically modern jazz on a 1930 Conn cornet, talks about horns, and makes me miss Montreal, where he...

...that gets into a tizzy at the prospect of an American presidential candidate visiting .

World leadership rests with Canada, thanks to our talented but oddly neglected prime minister. So says the Daily Telegraph .

From the "director of innovation" at Tribune Co., which is innovating away about 150 newsroom jobs at the LA Times : Well, just go...

And once again, it’s not us . Mind you, if the guy’s main article of indictment is that there’s a Joel Stein column, one shudders...

Bill Clinton, that is : "He seems to believe that his shifts and twists and clever panders — as opposed to bold, principled...