canadian politics

The Quebec City mosque where six Muslims were killed is in Joël Lightbound’s riding. He reflects on a problem facing the entire country.

John Geddes returns with his annual month-to-month look back at Canada’s national affairs

Sure there’s climate change, a health deal, First Nations issues—but don’t forget trade, innovation and infrastructure

Politicians—and their staffers—are starting to skip vacations to do more work. Is that really a good thing?

Partisan debate—fierce, witty, memorable—is a critical check on the power of a majority government. Bring it on.

A wide-ranging conversation with the Liberal leader on the issues of the day

A sneak peek at this week’s exclusive cover story on Justin Trudeau and the year ahead

Australian backbenchers can vote out their party leader

The new Liberal leader is being portrayed as not manly enough--which won’t hurt his polling numbers at all

The new Liberal leader’s biggest rivalry may not be with Harper, but fellow progressive Mulcair