The Interview: Tom Flanagan
Strategist Tom Flanagan on the death of free speech, falling out of favour with Stephen Harper—and his return from political exile
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.
Philippe Couillard is Harper’s man in the National Assembly
Why the PM would do well to reach out to the incoming Quebec premier
Is Le Tea Party over? It’s up to PQ.
Wrong on sovereignty, wrong on values, Paul Wells explains why the PQ only digs itself deeper
The danger in Twitter campaigns
Paul Wells: You can’t win an election in 140 characters or less
Against star candidates
The party’s new recruit is famous? Uh-oh.
Big Quebec, little Quebec
Wells: The party of hope often wins in Quebec. This year, that’s not the PQ
Farewell then, Hand-Picked Dimitri Soudas
’This contributes to the feeling Harper’s majority mandate has been snakebit’
Paul Wells on the Quebec leaders’ debate
Political editor Paul Wells with his thoughts on tonight’s debate. Follow along, starting at 8 p.m. EST.
Quebec election: Sit back and grin
The Quebec Liberals don’t need to call on their big guns against a floundering PQ
Quebec Votes: Depends what you mean by ’Quebec’
The dispute over who gets to vote is a dispute over who’s a real Quebecer