Ottawa

The tough road to renewal for the NDP and Conservatives

Tories took the majority of rural seats, but Liberals found their spots

If government science becomes a political football, ministers’ demand for science advice, and the need for government scientists, will decline.

Non-partisanship is a principle of Canada’s public service. So when Ottawa civil servants cheered Trudeau’s arrival, they violated a basic principle of government

From the Supreme Court’s chief justice to the governor general, here are the major jobs Justin Trudeau can appoint during his four-year term

The latest stats reinforce the daunting task facing the Liberals, who vow to keep their promise and resettle 25,000 more refugees by year’s end

Electoral reforms are coming. Two staffers who worked for Stephen Harper examine how to build a centre-right coalition that would thrive under any system.

The Conservatives rewrote the laws two years ago, but critics say the changes put sex workers at increased risk of violence.

Justin Trudeau fought cynicism with hope, but what should we hope for from him now?

Plus, Liberal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould and the return of the long-form census.