Conservatives made deal to quiet dissent on C-51, gun group says
The president of the National Firearms Association says the Conservatives offered the group a deal if he didn’t speak out against Bill C-51—then reneged
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Tracking the evolution of the Conservatives’ rallying cry
In election season, every little detail matters. Just look at how the Conservative rally sign has changed over the course of the campaign.
Is this Stephen Harper’s last stand?
The Conservatives are in third place in the polls. But Stephen Harper is loose, almost joyful. Is this a man resigned to his fate?
Federal election 2015: When left is right, and the middle is left
John Geddes on a remarkable shift in Canada’s political landscape as the parties work to outflank each other
Canada-EU trade deal faces more tinkering
Mission accomplished? Not quite. American negotiations with Europe may trigger more changes to CETA
Harper saved us from a Mad Max wasteland, and other hyperbole
No man in the history of time has ever done more crucial work than Scott Feschuk, who measured the Conservatives months before the election
The Tories and the TV networks: Who is censoring whom?
A Conservative plan to safeguard attack ads draws an attack of its own, and creates a thorny dilemma for networks
How many Conservatives will stand with Brent Rathgeber?
The independent MP’s bill nears some kind of resolution
Brent Rathgeber: The Hill’s unlikely maverick
Aaron Wherry goes backstage on the broken democracy tour
Maximum Harper
The Conservatives in Calgary: Paul Wells explains why Stephen Harper is not about to change