Andrew Scheer

The leader’s resignation was spurred by reports of party money used to pay for his children’s education.

Image of the Week: Trudeau and Scheer grapple once more—in a friendly way—at Hanukkah on the Hill

Dennis Matthews: The most successful brands insert themselves into culture without turning away existing audiences

Jason Markusoff: Alberta Conservatives gathered to listen to their federal party leader. They were not very impressed.

Andrew MacDougall: Andrew Scheer’s fate lies in the hands of the Conservative membership, and it’s not exactly representative of Canada today

John Geddes: His leadership under fire, Scheer says division is weakness—although it’s worked for his party in the past

Paul Wells: The party aims to build a winning coalition, stay united and infuriate Liberals. Only one person has done it in the last 30 years.

Andrew MacDougall: Staffing changes and listening tours won’t rescue him. Andrew Scheer needs a plan and a major makeover, fast.

Stephen Maher: How the Conservative leader survived the first caucus meeting, as the party splits over the handling of social issues

Andrew MacDougall: When Scheer was asked if he believes being gay is a sin, he couldn’t say ’no’. It’s a major political problem in Canada in 2019.