Opinion

Paul Wells: In the latest federal-provincial tangle over equalization, accusations are flying. Let’s check the Trudeau government fine print.

Opinion: With a greatest-hits rally in Minnesota—as if he was still campaigning for the job of showman-in-chief—Trump and his supporters return to the good ol’ days

Terry Glavin: There is a lot wrong with the UN Human Rights Council, but the United States’ abdication of its UN leadership role serves no one

Paul Wells: The NDP leader addressed a stinker of a by-election result in Quebec with a pledge to do more. More of what? ’It’s all on the table.’

Opinion: It’s tempting for the Canadian government to play nice with Donald Trump’s America. But that approach is morally bankrupt—and likely to backfire

Letters to the editor, June 18, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on B.C.’s middle class, rapper Lil Tay, Trump and trade, and boycotting the U.S.

Heading into the Ontario election, Michael Coteau was in cabinet; now, he’s just one of seven Liberal MPPs left. He speaks about what went wrong in a wide-ranging Q&A

Opinion: Outside forces are roiling Canada’s economy—but our politicians aren’t helping either, as they bluster, preen, and make our domestic future harder to predict

Opinion: By winning only seven seats, the Ontario Liberals failed to qualify for official party status—but there’s a case for Doug Ford lending them a hand

Opinion: Inspired by her presidential role model, Tabatha Southey enjoys a week of belligerent negotiations and non-stop winning