Chairman Harper
The prime minister’s trip wasn’t about trade, goodwill or pandas. It was about crushing his opposition at home.
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.
China postscript: Ghost town, pop. 13 million
Paul Wells on the oddity that is Guangzhou’s Central Business District
Quebec’s pension fund: a proud Enbridge shareholder
In all, Quebec’s Caisse de dépôt et placement holds $5.4 billion in investments in oil-sands companies
The great call of China
WELLS: China’s like a compulsive shopper with a bottomless wallet. No wonder Harper’s joined the rush to the East.
Harper in China: "Are there obstacles?"
Here’s the portion of Stephen Harper’s speech tonight to the Canada-China Business Council in Guangzhou that dealt, if I am...
Harper in China: Beyond the sea of troubles
Underneath all the hype something real is going on between Ottawa and Beijing, writes Paul Wells
Time out: New art in Beijing
Thursday in Beijing. The Prime Minister had pooled events for the first half of the day, so most reporters had a break from...
Harper in China: rules of the game
Paul Wells on why we should file the trade agreement between Canada and China under "might help; can’t hurt"
Harper in China: we come bearing goodwill
The plane carrying Stephen Harper, a handful of cabinet ministers and backbenchers, and the bedraggled media had barely taken off...
Alice Wong’s China delegation
The guest list includes a fundamentalist Christian who helped bankroll past Conservative campaigns