Paul Wells

The general rule is that public officeholders should not receive anything they could not ordinarily buy, but the details allow for all kinds of room to dodge or distract

Paul Wells parses diplomatic history as the U.S. secretary of state arrives in Ottawa to talk North Korea

Paul Wells on the Quebec National Assembly’s farcical motion about how merchants should greet their customers

Paul Wells : The Liberals held public consultations on free trade with China. Will the message they got inform the latest mission to Beijing?

Paul Wells on how a long shot mission hinging on a retreat by Vladimir Putin is taking shape, and how Canada is playing a role

Ahead of the 2019 election, it’s hard to imagine Trudeau’s opponents doing damage to him approaching what he routinely does to himself

François Legault’s promise to wean Quebec off equalization payment isn’t realistic, but it’s good politics

Paul Wells on the launch of the former vice president’s ’American Promise Tour’—an exercise in grieving and the start of a presidential run

Of the 10 recipients of the prize since its inception, Genuis is, by more than a decade, the youngest

Paul Wells pokes holes in Harper’s flawed, albeit very familiar NAFTA memo attacking the Trudeau government for its approach to Donald Trump