Paul Wells

Paul Wells: He’s a detail-oriented politician who doesn’t give up and it’s going to cause his party trouble if he remains a candidate for his old job

Paul Wells on the announcement of the winners of the Liberals’ supercluster initiative—supercluster?—and why it’s probably a good thing

Paul Wells: Overdoses killed 1,422 people in B.C. last year. For one doctor the solution is to "offer people the opportunity to get drugs that won’t kill them."

Both Harper and Trudeau declared building pipelines to be in the ’national interest’ yet so far they’ve come up short

Paul Wells: Trudeau claims his views on electoral reform have been consistent, but they’re incompatible with what he and his party said on the campaign trail

Paul Wells: There is a right to a day in court—but not to the leadership of a political party and a caucus that will not have you

Paul Wells: The Vancouver conference on peace in the Korean peninsula was no meeting of Polyannas looking for any excuse to make nice with our North Korean friends

The conservative commentator and author warns that ‘Trump-like events’ are proliferating around the world, not just in Washington

Paul Wells on Andrew Scheer’s new ’people-like-me’ (read: not Justin Trudeau) sales pitch and the things he chooses to include in life story

Canada’s federal finance minister on his catastrophic autumn, what went wrong and how he’s fighting back