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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.
Ottawa shooting: Seven minutes that shook the country
Piling chairs, grabbing flagpoles, huddling in closets. We take you inside those fraught moments in Ottawa.
No one said it wasn’t going to be rocky
Paul Wells on what happens when Justin Trudeau writes a book
Parliament Hill under siege
’Anything could happen. This morning, it did.’ Paul Wells on the Ottawa shooting.
Flirting with disaster: an exclusive excerpt from Paul Wells
After the Senate scandal, Stephen Harper faced the greatest test of his power yet. The story of his fight back.
The menace next door: a dumb America
Hey, Politico: Terrorists from Minneapolis aren’t a Canadian threat.
The Tories and the TV networks: Who is censoring whom?
A Conservative plan to safeguard attack ads draws an attack of its own, and creates a thorny dilemma for networks
Paul Wells in Conversation: Philippe Couillard
In April 2014, Philippe Couillard took office in Quebec. Paul Wells spoke to the premier in his first sit-down interview with an English-Canadian news outlet.
The Interview: Philippe Couillard on the future of Quebec
The premier of Quebec on striking while the iron’s hot, curbing Quebec’s overspending and uncovering public servants’ veiled faces
The Conservatives conscript the nation’s news cameras
You can change the law, Conservatives, but you know we can see you, right?