Gateway: Jim Prentice would like a word with you, Prime Minister
An extraordinarily reticent man sounds mightily concerned
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 and Obama: who, if anyone, lost whom?
After all, both are ’aloof, inexperienced in foreign policy, obsessed with [their] voter base’
Charest Boisclairs Marois: Paul Wells on an extraordinary ad
Jean Charest is betting that when Pauline Marois went all in with the tuition protests, she bet wrong
On a federal government working with the PQ
Paul Wells poses a few questions for down the line
Three reasons Stephen Harper is going easy on Thomas Mulcair
Apart from some Conservative sass-talking, the NDP leader rises unhindered. Why? Paul Wells has theories
Stephen Harper wonders how bad his luck can get in Quebec
A midnight blogpost about what the PM was thinking when he called Mulroney
Updated: Wells vs. Geddes on the Euro and the new Jim Flaherty
Merkel-Hollande, austerity-vs.-growth, blowing bubbles vs. tightening rules
Jean Charest and Dalton McGuinty: Background check
Why does Jean Charest’s new YouTube ad seem so familiar? Paul Wells explains
Lessons from my Dad
Paul Wells thought he knew all his father’s stories, but then he read his book
McGuintygeddon: Countdown to an Ontario election, or not
Dalton McGuinty was the very picture of grim determination this morning at Queen’s Park as the Ontario premier explained why an...