The opposition bench: as we were saying...
So a Quebec Superior Court judge has ruled that the federal government must hand over data from the long-gun registry to the...
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.
I see it now. The NDP would destroy everything.
Paul Wells on the latest Conservative strategizing
Montrealers eager to distance Metropolis shooting from political debate
Paul Wells on a city and its exquisite sense of proportion in political debate
Jean Charest, a reformer despite himself
Paul Wells considers how the premier got swallowed up by forces he hoped only to contain
Pauline Marois among the people
Paul Wells on an encounter with the PQ leader on the trail
François Legault, trying to close the deal
Paul Wells explains why it’s a peculiar moment for the leader of upstart party
What Canada’s new top soldier brings to the modern military
Paul Wells on Canada’s new chief of defence staff
Charest-Marois: the cage match
Paul Wells on Monday’s debate: ’Etiquette lesson aside, there was some content to this debate, too’
Paul Wells: Change vs. Marois of same
What do Quebec voters want? There’s too much ahead to make any predictions right now
Marois’s pyrrhic victory?
Paul Wells looks at the paradox now possible in Quebec