Pipeline to Atlantic Canada: the ball’s in your court, Mme Marois
TransCanada moves ahead with east-west pipeline
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 Senate reference: the feds argue every which way
Paul Wells looks at the political strategy behind the legal argument for Senate reform
What can we make of the PM’s performance on Keystone?
Paul Wells explains how Stephen Harper is mishandling the most important bilateral file
Chrystia Freeland and Toronto Centre
Paul Wells considers the history of sideliners who made the jump
Stephen Harper’s Arctic policy: gently now
Strong reporting from Josh Wingrove, the tall new guy at the Globe Ottawa bureau, who profited from the presence of Arctic...
Detroit runs out of gas
Paul Wells mourns the Motor City, which has been in decline for longer than anyone wants to recall
Cabinet shuffle over, now the war is on
Stephen Harper will come back fighting, writes Paul Wells
The shuffle: What has Harper accomplished?
Paul Wells on what Harper has tried to do -- and what he’s taken care not to
Remembering the terror in Lac-Mégantic
The fires are out, but debate over how such a deadly rail disaster could be allowed to happen is just beginning
Time to lift the curtain at Lac-Mégantic
Politicians are touring the disaster site. Now it’s time to let media show the world what happened, writes Paul Wells.