Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Justin Trudeau’s behaviour unspooled the House, and only a backtracking government returned a sense of normalcy

Justin Trudeau barged across the floor of the House and, seconds later, the chamber revolted

Budgets are now longer, more colourful and more conversational than the crusty documents of yore

An extra hour of sunshine? Who needs it? Not these places with stubbornly consistent clocks

Canada has welcomed 25,000 Syrian refugees to our country. Here are their new hometowns.

A low dollar and increased exports are wind in Ontario’s economic sails. For now.

Many have tried to kill heckling in the House. All have failed.

The new House, full of Liberal rookies and veterans alike, is an awkward, beautiful expression of democracy

None of the ministers appointed to cabinet by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took the same road, but many have crossed paths. Here’s how.

Tories took the majority of rural seats, but Liberals found their spots