The Supreme Court Senate reference: It’s going well
Paul Wells on the PM’s setbacks
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 Bush family is coming back. Like it or not.
I thought it only fair to warn you
Why Conservatives think the public service is Liberal
Paul Wells on partisanship and civil servants
New university presidents at Toronto and McGill
Paul Wells on a leadership change that could be more significant than most cabinet shuffles
Shocker* on the Hill: NDP MP to Bloc! (*not a shocker)
Paul Wells on the defection of Claude Patry
Quebec universities: the McGill problem (hint: it’s not a problem)
Paul Wells explains why Quebec’s summit on universities is almost certain to be a gong show
The Keystone dilemma
It’s time to stop delaying the decision, writes Paul Wells
When Dick and Barack agree, watch out
Paul Wells on the meaning of drones
Barack Obama in a place called hope
Paul Wells explains how Obama’s America — at least as imagined — is far left of Stephen Harper’s Canada
Harper and the Senate: Without a plan
The prime minister’s questions for the Supreme Court show he has a vague plan to do something, writes Paul Wells