Trudeau’s tweet from the Throne
Friday’s speech weighed in at just 1,700 words. But there’s a lot of marching in these marching orders.
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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.
Maclean’s 2015 Newsmaker of the Year: Justin Trudeau
Paul Wells on the Canadian prime minister who won over the nation, and then the world—for better or for worse
Why Justin misses Stephen
The days when Stephen Harper gave Justin Trudeau opportunities to say no are over
Why France’s ambassador can live with Trudeau’s plans
Nicolas Chapuis in conversation with Paul Wells on Canada’s refugee strategy, its withdrawal of CF-18 fighters, and Operation Barkhane
Justin Trudeau, NATO, and the problem with backseat ministering
The attacks in Paris raise questions about the prime minister’s policies. But he should get a chance to answer them.
Justin Trudeau repeats himself
Four-fifths of Trudeau’s letters to his ministers is cut-and-paste. Let’s read it.
Trudeau’s cabinet: Built to drive
Paul Wells on Justin Trudeau’s first cabinet, which brings experience to tough challenges
How Stephen Harper forgot his own lessons
Paul Wells on what the former Prime Minister is leaving behind
Conservative caucus unrest mounts
Defeated MPs aren’t invited to the post-election caucus meeting. Trouble brewing.
Election 2015 reporter anecdotes: Paul Wells
Paul Wells shares his most memorable moment in the 2015 federal election campaign.