Paul Wells: ’Charlie Hebdo was here’
Video: Our political editor reports from Paris on the evening of a day of mourning
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.
Why Trudeau and Harper are singing the praises of Ontari-ari-ario
Justin Trudeau will hold winter meetings there. Stephen Harper made a series of Ontario-centric moves. And it’s all because of the impending election.
Why Harper met Wynne
Paul Wells on the nearly one million reasons that the Prime Minister decided to meet with Ontario’s premier
Man (not quite) overboard! The PMO half-shuffles Fantino
Paul Wells on Stephen Harper’s oddly uncharacteristic half-measure in moving Fantino to national defence
Failure or triumph for U.S. Democrats? Answer: Yes.
Barack Obama is staging a late comeback, thanks to successes in Iraq, China, Cuba and the US. He could be setting the Democrats up for a win.
Election 2015: No easy path to victory
A festival of insurmountable obstacles will greet each party leader in next year’s election
’A regime that can’t take a joke doesn’t deserve to live’
Political editor Paul Wells on ’The Interview,’ the movie at the heart of the global controversy
Happy Pope Day!
How you feel about John Paul II will tell you how you’ll feel on April 2.
Stephen Harper, a son—and antagonist—of Ontario
Nothing matters more to the future of Canadian conservatism than Ontario. The Prime Minister can’t leave it alone.
Harper and the oil patch: Honesty is the only policy
The prime minister explains crazy policy to us