Andrew Scheer

Stephen Maher: Blaming the carbon tax for Oshawa’s troubles might fit the Conservatives’ election narrative. But it’s hopelessly off target.

Powerful conservative leaders from across the country are suddenly united against Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax plan. And they’re spoiling for a fight.

Paul Wells: Conservatives are calling the carbon tax rebate scheme a ’rip off’. Liberals say Canadians will come out ahead. Over to you, voters.

More respondents were disappointed with the deal than pleased with it, meaning a presumptive plus for the Liberals could be a liability

Paul Wells: The first-day Conservative reaction to the new NAFTA—or USMCA, as we’re apparently calling it—had a few layers

Sept. 25: Perry Bellegarde offers his own Trans Mountain solution, Doug Ford investigates his province’s ’worst political cover-up,’ and Trumpland was nutty as ever

Tom Parkin: A Conservative split could open the door for a key debate between the Liberals and NDP on the true state of the Canadian economy

Maclean’s Editorial: Canada’s next federal campaign ends Oct. 21, 2019. But a few weeks of attention every four years is no longer enough: the time to be informed and engaged is now

Is it going to be that government’s too big, Canadian values are besieged, or that elitist politicians are out-of-touch? No option looks promising.

John Geddes in Halifax: The Tory leader faces two routes: Fight ideological battles or focus on deliverables. He might be best telling his own story.