Federal election 2015

’There’s a real question about how we are valuing our votes,’ Liberal leader tells Ottawa bureau chief John Geddes

Justin Trudeau has proposed a giant list of reforms. Will voters care as much as they say they do?

On a day where both opposition leaders deliver major speeches, the Liberals find themselves trying to light a fire while the NDP strives to ease anxieties

Party leaders face off on Aug. 6 in front of a national audience

Rachel Notley’s sweep has reminded us, as one pollster says, ’there’s an alternative to the alternative’. Suddenly, the NDP has a shot.

Could the Tories ’out-election’ our other political choices into the poorhouse, perhaps forever? On the implications of a pro-rated spending limit

Paul Wells on everything we can definitely, probably, maybe learn about Canada’s federal election from Alberta, the U.K., Spain, and Poland

The Tories’ about-face on CPP reform may be driven by politics, but we should welcome the fact that it’s back on the agenda

Aaron Wherry on the last 48 hours in political ads and a new stage in the audio-visual battle ahead of October’s actual vote

Future Steve, you surprise me—er, us. Let’s look at the transcript.