Stephen Harper’s not-so-smooth re-elections
Want the truth? You’ll have to wait. Paul Wells on broken promises to come in the election lead-up
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Federal election 2015
Smilin’ Steve! Everyman Tom! Scott Feschuk on Election 2015
Canada’s two most tempestuous leaders try on a new face, and more absurd things about the coming election
Paul Wells: This is not a revolution, Mr. Trudeau
Today’s Trudeau Liberalism? Chances are, Pierre would have trouble recognizing it. Paul Wells on Justin Trudeau’s marginal change
How the rich would benefit from the Liberals’ middle class tax cut
The NDP is right. Higher-income earners will benefit more from the Liberal tax cut plan than the middle class
Three key questions about Trudeau’s pitch to the middle class
Ottawa bureau chief John Geddes on today’s Liberal policy proposals
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
Why Canada needs more election debates
Editorial: It’s time for civic-minded organizations to start proposing all kinds of debates. Maclean’s would be happy to host the first one.
Maclean’s on the Hill: A special budget-day edition
Our politics podcast breaks down the Conservatives’ federal budget
How Ottawa’s budget will influence manufacturing and internal trade
Manufacturing will be a hot topic in battleground Ontario. And the industry should be pleased today, says Mike Moffatt.
Stephen Harper: Conservative? Maybe not.
Not so fast with the labels. An exhaustive audit of Stephen Harper’s nine years in power reveals a surprisingly (gasp) liberal economic record.