Ottawa

Beset with scandal, the Senate adjourns and passes up two opportunities to assert itself and its purpose. Now what?

Nearly a decade of appointing people to positions of power has left Stephen Harper with a number of unfortunate associations

The debate on climate change is rife with notions and platitudes, but who here has a plan for cutting emissions by 291 megatonnes?

Talks with the PMO in 2007 about a job broke down over money, sources say. Mulcair says it was different sticking point.

You can dislike what the Liberal leader is proposing, but he sure is proposing stuff. Paul Wells on Justin Trudeau’s carbon proposal

The Liberal leader makes his latest pitch for ’real change’

Justin Trudeau’s Liberals want to change the way parliamentarians are elected. But who really wins with electoral reform?

Where’s the spring report on science in Canada? We’ll tell you this fall.

Jaime Weinman on the latest spate of negative ads from third-party political-action groups, and why one is better than the other

Justin Trudeau, Tom Mulcair and the political and legal ramifications of C-51, the government’s controversial anti-terror act