What comes next: The Liberals after Rae
Paul Wells on Bob Rae’s decision to forego the leadership race
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.
Living in a world without leaders
’Diplomacy, like a lot of other things Harper used to regard with suspicion, is back in style.’
Obama’s Polish blunder
The outrage in Poland over Obama’s passing remark is hard to exaggerate
Let’s give the protesters what they want
Paul Wells: After thinking about it for three months, close to half the population is with the protesters
Welcome to Canada! Home of glorious workers’ revolution!
You could pretty much set your clock by it: Two weeks of disdainful coverage about how Tom Mulcair just doesn’t understand how...
Meet the average Quebecer
The portrait painted by the polls
Meet the average Quebecer
A new poll reveals evidence of a population applying consistent values in a difficult situation
Tom Mulcair and the Tar Messengers
Mulcair seems to believe Harper has the premiers of the western provinces waiting by the Harperphone
Tuition protesters’ winning streak just never ends
Paul Wells on Minister Beauchamp’s resignation and more
Quebec tuition protesters’ winning streak just never ends
Bliss it is in this dawn to be alive, and to be young, Trotskyist, and a Quebec Cégep or university arts or humanities student or...