Federal election 2015
Who lost the last election again?
As the 2019 campaign gets rolling, consider what made the 2015 election so unusual—results that were more than acceptable for all three major parties
Who won Canada’s rural vote?
Tories took the majority of rural seats, but Liberals found their spots
The truth about Trudeau’s tax cuts
How Trudeau’s plan takes from the rich and gives to the almost-as-rich
How Stephen Harper forgot his own lessons
Paul Wells on what the former Prime Minister is leaving behind
Back after exile, veteran MPs return to Ottawa
The class of 2015 has 197 rookies, but it also includes 14 MPs who are returning to Ottawa after an absence
What comes next? Some thoughts from a rookie Conservative MP.
New Tory MP Garnett Genuis: ‘We’re going to need to have some important conversations’
How the deficit gambit stunned Conservatives into silence
Conservatives took for granted that they had won the intellectual debate about deficits. So when the Liberal party made its surprising tack left during the campaign, Conservatives simply didn’t have the words.
Can the Liberals bring 25,000 Syrian refugees here by end of 2015?
John Geddes on Trudeau’s risky refugee promise
What decline? New voters flocked to Liberals
Even where they lost big, Trudeau’s team might smile
Numbers over narrative: The truth about Oct. 19
The niqab issue may not have sunk the NDP in Quebec, and voters didn’t abandon Stephen Harper. Pollsters sift through the data for nuggets of election truth
From House bills to gas bills: What’s a jobless politician to do?
MPs who failed to get re-elected face a daunting question: What comes next?
The Indigenous vote was huge. Now, so are the expectations.
With many Indigenous voters newly engaged, Justin Trudeau risks looking hypocritical if he follows in the footsteps of previous Liberal leaders