Strategic Review: In which the "Follow that car!" strategy doesn’t quite work
Paul Wells on the government’s reluctance to detail its spending cuts
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A vote that really counts
Politics is broken in Canada, writes Andrew Coyne. But B.C. could help fix it today.
Elizabeth May is throwing a mass confusion party, and all of her candidates are invited!
Strategic voting is a no-no, says the leader of a party running without Liberal opposition — while in Quebec, two of her...
Why I’m Forever Canadian
Separatists launched a petition to put Albertan sovereignty to a vote. I worked on a counter-campaign to keep us here.
What to expect when you’re electing: A voter’s election guide
A voter’s guide to the 2015 federal election— when to vote, where to vote, how to vote
Erin O’Toole faces his first Conservative caucus vote
Politics Insider for Oct. 5, 2021: Conservative caucus day; a Liberal let down; and a federal vaccine mandate, maybe
Last night’s debate: Trudeau gets caught up, O’Toole has his moments and Singh misses the mark
Politics Insider for Sept. 10, 2021: All the must-see moments and analysis you need after watching (or not watching) last night’s English-language showdown
Can’t they all just get along?
Ian Bushfield takes a whack at Nathan Cullen’s plan for joint nominations. Counter argument here .
Why male political leaders pursue gender quota laws
A new study looks at the motivations of those who enact such laws and finds that there is often a surprising strategic purpose at play
The Greens see red in B.C.
A Green candidate steps down, and why? To put his support behind the Liberal. He’s not alone.