Stephen Maher

The PM’s rousing Davos speech proves he can lead Canada—and maybe the world

His elbows-up enthusiasm won him the election. Now he’s governing like a Bay Street exec.

This country has spent 250 years fighting American aggression. Here we go again.

For decades, Canada has been a model of inclusive immigration. But over the last few years, the Liberals have admitted too many people, too fast. Why did no one see it coming?

The Afzaal family were taking an evening walk in London, Ontario, when a truck struck and killed them. This is the untold story of Nathaniel Veltman, the small-town factory worker accused of their murders.

Freeland denounces "economically illiterate" critiques; TSX and loonie have a tough day; Toronto and Vancouver to host FIFA World Cup, and more

The CPC MP made the announcement Wednesday night; B.C. takes on money laundering battle following Cullen Commission; Poilievre’s campaign files complaint

Polievre’s supposedly inflated numbers; Tech companies not thrilled about Bill-96; the most—and least—popular premiers in Canada, and more

Tracing app reportedly also coming to an end; Canada-Denmark border dispute settled ; Trudeau tests positive; Canadians are feeling the debt crunch

Politics Insider for June 8: Two CPC MPs switch support in leadership race; some are convinced that Poilievre has the win in the bag; a deep dive on Anita Anand