F-35
In Justin Trudeau’s second year, promises meet proving ground
Amid questions for Trudeau about the economy, and a fight for the middle class, John Geddes envisions what 2017 will hold for the Liberals
Rapid-Fire Politics: MMIW, Budget 2016 and fighter jets
Follow along with speedy punditry on a national inquiry and uncertain budget plans
Jet plane politics: Is this the moment the Liberals take flight?
The eternal F-35 debate has hit the campaign trail with engines blazing, further complicating what we thought we knew about left-right parties
QP Live: The tale of the F-35’s single engine
Your daily dose of political theatre
The easiest way to make the House of Commons less (or more) relevant
What if we had a place where ministers could make announcements?
Stephen Harper’s to-do list
Nick Taylor-Vaisey considers the unfinished business of Parliament
Has the F-35 been a boondoggle?
Peter MacKay objects to the use of the b-word
Twenty questions from Parliament Hill that need answers
Here’s Nick Taylor-Vaisey on what politicians left hanging
The Commons: Think of the F-35 as a Senate with wings
Though at least the Senate can operate in cloudy weather
The F-35: The Conservatives were ‘dead right’
You might have thought that the auditor general’s report and the KPMG audit amounted to a repudiation of the Harper government’s accounting for the F-35. Gary Goodyear would like to assure you otherwise.
Dan Ross on the F-35
Dan Ross, the former assistant deputy minister of defence materiel, tells Postmedia that the Harper government is to blame for the handling of the F-35.
Harper on the F-35
From the Prime Minister’s interview with Global, Mr. Harper’s explanation of the F-35 procurement.