Obama, Harper and the end of the affair
Paul Wells on the sorry state of Canada-U.S. relations
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.
Harper, Communism and the lessons of memory
Paul Wells explains why Harper’s speech deserves a closer listen
The maternal health summit: Another bad day for the PMO
Our political editor on the controversy over conference coverage
Tim Hudak’s economic truth hurts, as it should
The Ontario PC leader’s fears aren’t idle – Ontario’s economy isn’t strong, and its budgets have suffered
Harper changes Canada, a cut at a time
Wells: Your taxes are down. That’s a big change and it’ll be hard to undo.
Paul Wells in Conversation: Tim Hudak
Maclean’s video: Paul Wells interviews the Ontario PC leader
A matter of life and death
As Harper draws in high-profile help to invest in maternal and child health, a complex story emerges from the developing world
Mulcair: Let’s never stop abolishing the Senate
Do you miss the days of constant constitutional wrangling? He’s your man
France and the tyranny of symbols
Funny how the only French cabinet minister in trouble is the black one
The best book you’ve never heard of
Paul Wells on the obscure memoir that’s a must-read for any politician