Ottawa

Sure there’s climate change, a health deal, First Nations issues—but don’t forget trade, innovation and infrastructure

Maclean’s on the Hill: Is Trudeau campaigning for a seat on UN security council?

Evan Solomon previews Parliament’s first week back since a summer break, when two opposition parties try to find their feet—and the government faces down a packed agenda.

Evan Solomon and Tim Powers talk about the simmering Conservative leadership race—and the even quieter contest to lead the NDP.

Evan Solomon and John Geddes debate Kellie Leitch’s "anti-Canadian values" gambit, the Liberals’ interest in peace operations, and the value of an attractive politician.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is fond of using the term feminism. But does it translate into action?

For years, Justin Trudeau’s younger brother, Sacha, led an intensely private life. Not anymore.

Economist Trevor Tombe crunches the numbers on Canada’s membership in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and finds the benefits far outweigh the costs

Whether it’s Quebec’s values charter or screening for ’anti-Canadian values’, populist crutches aren’t just wrong, they’re bad politics

Pollster Nik Nanos tells Evan Solomon that screening immigrants for anti-Canadian values may be popular among some Conservatives—but not the general public,