Ottawa

It’s hard to miss the change in tone over just the last week, amidst a disastrous visit to India: the Prime Minister’s glow has faded

Paul Wells: The prime minister’s so-called ’state visit’ trip to India was so tone-deaf, hopeless and unserious he might as well never have gone

Opinion: Government funding for clusters is highly unlikely to be able to deliver the enticing possibility of "Made-in-Canada Silicon Valleys"

The Trudeau government’s championing of ’progressive trade’ may further gum up complex negotiations that have dragged on for years

Paul Wells: He’s a detail-oriented politician who doesn’t give up and it’s going to cause his party trouble if he remains a candidate for his old job

Inequality, pharmacare and intraparty democracy were on the agenda at the NDP’s Ottawa convention. ’The time for timid is over’, said Singh.

Opinion: If previous debates on arms sales are anything to go by, Canada has become less vigilant on human rights

The former Jack Layton speech writer and Broadbent Institute Quebec director is the experienced hand behind the NDP leader’s young team

Economist Kevin Milligan examines what we know so far about the policies the opposition parties plan to fight the Liberals with in the next election

Paul Wells on the announcement of the winners of the Liberals’ supercluster initiative—supercluster?—and why it’s probably a good thing