Did Beverley McLachlin do anything wrong? Did the Prime Minister?
The latest discussion around a remarkable back-and-forth
Beverley McLachlin
The Prime Minister’s Office vs. The Chief Justice, Part II
The exchange over Marc Nadon continues
A new twist in the Marc Nadon affair
And then the mess got messier
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John Geddes brings order to a bewildering year of scandal and surprise on Parliament Hill
Prostitution laws: Over to you, Parliament
What the Supreme Court ruling means for the future of prostitution in Canada
The 25 most important people in Ottawa
The Maclean’s 2012 power list
The Commons: A salute to cognitive dissonance
NDP governments and Pierre Trudeau have unlikely fans in the Conservative cabinet
Insite: the Harper government’s sweeping, narrow defeat
Paul Wells on why the ruling may soon be a campaign ad for the Harper Conservatives
’Reminding the minister’
Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin seconds the Canadian Bar Association’s February criticism of Jason Kenney.
The power to appoint judges doesn’t mean Harper will get what he wants
On Insite, the cruellest blow against the feds’ case came from one of the PM’s own appointees