Martin Patriquin

The C Series has a lot going for it, but management missteps have brought Bombardier to the brink

Pierre-Karl Péladeau is, predictably, stumbling toward the exit, while Philippe Couillard fumbles his way to undeserved success

René Angélil turned a 12-year-old Quebec girl into a global sensation. How they became a business juggernaut and an unassailable force in Quebec.

Why a growing number of extremists are lashing out publicly at Muslim immigrants—and Justin Trudeau

By promising to pull out of the anti-Islamic State air campaign while still taking part in it, Canada has alienated both hawks and doves

The Conservatives lost at the polls, but they’re well-positioned to come storming back. Martin Patriquin explains why.

Politicians and regular citizens alike cower in the NRA’s long shadow, as though it were some Old Testament deity. It’s not.

Pierre Karl Péladeau is not going to ignite the PQ. He is about to fall into some familiar political traps.

A happy ending to the at times ugly debate over admitting and processing Syrian refugees.

Attacking the media over ’Nannygate.’ Silence on the hiring of former oil execs. Turns out Liberal partisans are a lot like Conservative ones.