Justin Trudeau’s mid-life crisis
After a series of stumbles and setbacks the Liberals have an ambitious but risky plan to break their slump and get back on track
Catherine McKenna
Can Canada afford to break with the U.S. on climate change policy?
An interview with economist Chris Ragan on how to avoid hurting Canadian industry while still tackling climate change
Ottawa’s reigning political selfie junkie is not who you think
The Prime Minister takes a lot of flack when he constantly poses for selfies at public events. But he’s not Ottawa’s selfie king.
Catherine McKenna takes the 60-Second Challenge
The Liberal environment minister (and Pad Thai fan) took on some rapid-fire quizzing at the party convention in May
Ottawa drops the hammer on carbon pricing. Now what?
Trudeau Report Card: Year two will reveal the government’s true face on climate change
Will Ottawa’s plan for a national carbon price work?
A Q&A with economist Andrew Leach on what we know about the Trudeau government’s national carbon price plan, and all the questions that remain unanswered
Liberals balance the economics and politics of energy projects
As the federal Liberals approve a liquid natural gas project in B.C. and get serious about establishing a national carbon price, Evan Solomon on the political and economic questions that remain.
In climate change debate, what counts as carbon pricing?
An internal report shows how this key debate is going. (Hint: not the way Brad Wall would like.)
A carbon tax or cap-and-trade? Feds say provinces must choose
Catherine McKenna suggests that Ottawa may be preparing some tax within provinces that fail to adopt a minimum carbon price
Maclean’s on the Hill: Federal spending cuts, revealed
The Maclean’s Ottawa bureau gives its weekly debrief on the hottest issues in Canadian politics.