Five unfortunate ends to federal political careers
In the wake of a weekend of remarkable resignations, we look at other candidates who abruptly and notoriously ended their runs to become members of Parliament
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Making sense of Canada’s refugee and immigration numbers
If it’s unclear how Canada is doing on bringing refugees to safety, it’s pretty clear we’re letting them remain economically vulnerable after they get here
Federal election 2015: Fishing for votes in B.C.
Strategic voting groups in British Columbia are rallying around candidates with strong environmental records, Ken MacQueen reports
Time for the campaign to get serious on economic policy
Is Canada is doing enough to hold its own as manufacturing jobs are shed around the world?
First rule of Official Underground Ottawa: Don’t write it down
Love to chat. What’s your gmail address? Evan Solomon on the information problem in Ottawa
A gun registry? No. Yes. No. Martin Patriquin on Mulcair’s flip-flops
How the NDP Leader’s past statements often conflict with his current policy
Why Stephen Harper is mum on coalitions
Paul Wells asks the Prime Minister about something yet to be discussed on the Conservative campaign
Maclean’s on the Hill: Syrian refugees, technical recession
Also: What David Coletto’s latest polls say about voters
Federal election 2015: When left is right, and the middle is left
John Geddes on a remarkable shift in Canada’s political landscape as the parties work to outflank each other
Election Issues 2015: A Maclean’s primer on Syrian refugees
Maclean’s is your destination for the 2015 election. Start with our in-depth primers on the big issues, including Syrian refugees