Paul Wells

Trump has so far proven that he can’t accomplish much and isn’t particularly worth worrying about—good news for Canada

Paul Wells on a play about... Joe Clark? ’1979’ is a surprisingly funny, charming take on the last days of Clark’s government

If marijuana is so dangerous, as the Liberals keep saying over and over again, why is the government seeking to make its recreational use by adults easier?

There are new measures but not restrictions on some flights from some countries the transport minister refuses to name. Got it?

David Naylor’s report on science research has some key—and probably unwelcome—discoveries for the Trudeau government

For 30 years Trump has cocooned himself in his Manhattan tower. Luckily, there’s a document that offers a window into his insulated mind.

Many were quick to praise Donald Trump’s Syrian strike. But that doesn’t suddenly make him a coherent, serious president

Paul Wells on Trudeau’s efforts at political theatre, which aimed to highlight the merits of a weekly PM’s Questions session

The Conservatives will surely survive their leadership race, says Paul Wells. But everything else isn’t so clear.

How the Liberals brought their Parliamentary boiling point, and its aftermath, on themselves