Note to self: don’t fear the anglosphere
Paul Wells on the diplomacy of embassy sharing
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’s carbon tax smokescreen
Paul Wells on the Tories’ NDP smear campaign
If a flag doesn’t flap and nobody makes noise, is it a flag flap?
A few notes on a controversy that refuses to be a controversy
Things look good around here — for now
Paul Wells on perception, reality and the Canadian economy
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford: The People have spoken! But never mind!
You need not live in Toronto to have an opinion on its mayor
Harper vs. the PQ: the element of surprise is key
Ten days after Quebecers elected a Parti Québécois government, the government of Stephen Harper began implementing its response...
The PQ on the right and the wrong kind of Quebecers
Paul Wells on the fundamental changes in the party’s language and identity policies
Benghazi Glen Ross
Why was Obama the only leader to reference religion in response to Libya attack?
The future of Quebec and Canada: all bets are off
Paul Wells and Martin Patriquin take us inside a dramatic campaign with a terrifying finish
Even amid tragedy, it’s always hard to stop the politics
...this is Montreal, after all