Branford Marsalis times two
Paul Wells interviews the jazz and classical saxophonist about his two musical worlds
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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.
Keith Jarrett, happy
Paul Wells catches the great pianist on a good night
Michael Ignatieff goes home
Paul Wells on the return of Harvard’s most illustrious Liberal
Don’t do that again: Paul Wells on the Ontario election fallout
Both the PQ and the Progressive Conservatives bet early on big, bold platforms—so much for that idea
Gateway: Quiet start to a big fight
The federal government’s Northern Gateway decision shorter: ’Yes, but’
Canada and Iraq: Plus ça change
Paul Wells explains why Jean Chrétien would be proud of Stephen Harper’s Iraq policy
Why we should watch Stephen Harper and learn
Here in the Parliamentary press gallery, we take our role as gatekeepers seriously, which is why we tend to laugh nervously when...
Paul Wells in Conversation: Bruce Heyman
U.S. ambassador Bruce Heyman on pipeline politics, Obama’s relationship with Harper and why we’re still delayed at the border
Ontario: History is written by winners
Paul Wells on what winning means for Wynne
Ontario: That wasn’t so bad
Paul Wells explains why the Ontario election has been one of the best political campaigns he’s seen in a while