PoliticsThe House votes for (some vague notion of) freedom!MPs vote to endorse their own freedom, or at least some undefined and non-binding notion of freedom
PoliticsChart: How do your kids vote?This is what happens when you let kids cast a ballot: results that are surprisingly true to reality
OttawaInside the battle for Ottawa’s public-service voteIn Ottawa, it seems no end of Conservative candidates want civil servants to know how much they care. Oh, and the PM does too.
WorldWhat psychology reveals about the Brexit voteShannon Proudfoot on a new study that sheds light on how attitudes toward immigration fit in with someone’s general sense of control over life
GeneralMorning memo: September 29BEST PHOTO: POLL OF THE DAY: An absolutely massive Léger Marketing poll of Quebec (over 3,600 respondents) suggests the Bloc...
OpinionThe 2019 election is a conflict between the ’somewheres’ and ’anywheres’Frank Graves and Michael Valpy: Ahead of the Oct. 21 election we see a divided Canada; a war pitting Canadians of social-conservative views against those with more progressive views
OttawaDon’t do that again: Paul Wells on the Ontario election falloutBoth the PQ and the Progressive Conservatives bet early on big, bold platforms—so much for that idea
WashingtonElection Daily: Early voting signals good and bad news for ClintonMaclean’s Bulldog, Nov. 2: State polls are moving in Trump’s favour, but the needle may not be moving fast enough
OttawaThe best climate plan for Erin O’Toole: Trudeau’s taxPaul Wells: Magical thinking won’t solve the Conservatives’ climate problem. Maybe now is the time for Erin O’Toole to try something surprising.
SponsoredBMO Celebrates Women in Global Asset ManagementIn partnership with Maclean’s, the bank hosted an event spotlighting gender parity in finance