One month in the high-flying life of Pamela Wallin
In June 2009, the senator charged taxpayers $11,835.73 in travel expenses. Nick Taylor-Vaisey tracks her flight patterns.
Nick Taylor-Vaisey
Nick Taylor-Vaisey was a digital editor at Maclean’s.
Pamela Wallin has at least one friend
A letter writer in Peterborough defends the senator’s character
The next front in Canada’s fight over oil exports
OmniTRAX hopes to send oil to the world’s polar bear capital in Churchill, Man.
A skeptical Middle East witnesses tenuous peace talks
Neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians are confident that peace is near
John Baird’s easiest political victory
The foreign affairs minister’s defence of gay rights was a political no-brainer
When an Ottawa philanthropist was drawn into the Senate scandal
Brian Karam provided a loan to beleaguered Senator Mac Harb
Why won’t Canada set oil and gas regulations?
The government misses every self-imposed deadline it announces
Baseball! Drugs! Politics!
Time-honoured truths in the dog days of summer
Hopeful negotiators talk peace in the Middle East
Skepticism fades after two days of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
Toronto confronts police in wake of Sammy Yatim shooting
Citizens march after 18-year-old is shot and killed by cop