Martin Patriquin

Montreal’s mayor is no fan of Uber—and no city has done more than his to halt it

Peladeau’s power and money propelled him to the top job. Now the real challenge of guiding the official opposition begins.

He is a billionaire media mogul with ego and a temper. And he’s about to become the official face of Quebec separatism.

Why the Liberals’ Quebec wing—essential to its hopes of an election win—is in disarray

The Canadian designers behind Dsqaured2 launched a new line, Dsquaw. And, no, it was not some Bruno-esque meta-gag.

How Stephen Harper is betting the politics of fear can help him win the next campaign

Book review: Stephen Marche’s book perfectly expresses the rapacious ferocity of capitalism—without hokey tropes

Steven Blaney rose to the top with his fierce loyalty to Harper. Now, as head of Public Safety, will he push back?

Why the PQ has re-embraced its troublesome, vote-losing ’values charter’

Carey’s story, already teetering by page 10, pulls us through the biggest constitutional crisis in Australia’s history, writes Martin Patriquin