Was Kathleen Wynne’s concession a power move or a desperate act?
Three political analysts weigh in on the Ontario premier’s decision to concede defeat early — a move that Wynne herself admits was “unusual"
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Conviction is inevitable for Canadians charged with espionage in China. Is the death penalty?
Politics Insider for May 17: China’s ’unacceptable’ espionage charges, Alabama abortion fallout and Scheer’s economic plan
Stockwell’s day is done
Tabatha Southey: Seriously, you could not do worse than Day—I’d take a committed nudist over Wetsuit Guy
Why hasn’t Microsoft already bought BlackBerry?
Peter Nowak examines the logic
Jane Philpott faces long odds of re-election
Philippe J. Fournier: An exclusive 338Canada/Mainstreet poll has the Liberals with the lead in Markham-Stouffville and the Independent in third place
That time when Erin O’Toole almost looked like the next prime minister
Marie-Danielle Smith: For a while there it seemed possible that his more-centrist policy direction would see him win over swing voters in a way that his predecessor couldn’t
Australian rules
Is this Stéphane Dion? Some senior Canadian Liberals say the comparison is not too far-fetched . Now, obviously this business of...
The rise and fall of Justin Trudeau’s political honeymoon
Four years of public opinion polling show a remarkably popular Trudeau government, undone toward the end by its own mistakes
Mulcair’s awkward Alberta problem
The NDP leader and his Alberta counterpart went to great lengths this week to show there is no tension between them. Don’t be fooled.
Where might Donald Trump run, in a bid to avoid prison?
Shannon Gormley: Our complex scoring system points to one perfect place