Prescribing leadershipThe incoming and outgoing presidents of the Canadian Medical Association question the Harper government’s interest in health care.
The trouble with tax-free savings accountsDaniel Tencer reviews two new studies into the public policy implications of tax-free savings accounts, which were introduced by...
The courts and Omar KhadrElsewhere on Macleans.ca, Emmett Macfarlane gives the Supreme Court a share of the blame for Omar Khadr’s situation. At...
Charestmageddon! Quebecerdämmerung!"Pour le Québec," the slogan on the side of Jean Charest’s campaign bus reads. Presumably "Contre le Québec" performed poorly in...
Goodbye to all thatThe Canadian Wheat Board’s monopoly ends today. The Prime Minister is in Kindersley to celebrate . Ralph Goodale laments .
’Very fair and balanced changes’After the Liberals demanded to see evidence, Jason Kenney points to numbers to defend cuts to health care for refugees. Previous...
Behind the orange juiceIn an exit interview with the CBC, Bev Oda explains why she ordered that expensive glass of orange juice and concedes she maybe...
’I invite anyone interested in the Senate’s work to come take a look’On behalf of the other place, Senator David Tkachuk responds to CP’s suggestion that the business of the Senate is not properly...
The more human way to travelA couple days before he questioned Christy Clark, Conservative MP Brent Rathgeber wrote about a train trip he took and questioned...
’We would like to see the evidence’Parliament doesn’t reconvene for another six weeks, but the Liberals are serving notice that they’d like the immigration committee...