Scotland votes: Notes from a long night in Edinburgh
Our political editor live blogs the referendum vote
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.
The Scottish vote’s messy conclusion
Even if Scots vote No, a panicky David Cameron has ensured problems will continue
Inside Scotland’s quiet fight for itself
What Scots really want is better government. Why did it take the U.K. so long to catch on?
Scotland and the search for home
Paul Wells on identity politics in Scotland and elsewhere
Scotland votes: What was vs. what might be
Paul Wells reports from Scotland that nobody has any clue what’s going to happen.
Paul Wells in Conversation: Chantal Hebert
Chantal Hébert’s new book gets Lucien Bouchard to spill the beans on the 1995 Quebec referendum
Thomas Mulcair’s plan to win the next election
Thomas Mulcair on a PM who won’t talk to anyone, fair taxes, dealing with Quebec, and winning the next election
Obama in Estonia: ’A moment of testing’
In a tiny corner of Europe, a big promise
Harper and Obama can’t agree to disagree on defence
Paul Wells on why the leaders aren’t so far apart, even if Canada won’t pay its share of the bill
Paul Wells in Conversation: Thomas Mulcair
The NDP leader on how he plans to convince Canadians the NDP is ready to govern