federal election 2019

Terry Glavin: Where the Left isn’t wholly irrelevant, it is increasingly indistinguishable from the populist right

The Tory leader faces a choice—is he a nice guy, or nice and angry?

Paul Wells: The Liberals enjoy many advantages going into the next election. They also have a fundamental problem.

Our editorial: Nearly a century after Agnes MacPhail was the first woman elected to the House of Commons, only about a quarter of seats are held by women. It’s time for that to change.

Maclean’s Editorial: Canada’s next federal campaign ends Oct. 21, 2019. But a few weeks of attention every four years is no longer enough: the time to be informed and engaged is now

Anti-abortion lobbyists cheered Ontario’s election as evidence of success. Next up: an ambitious strategy for 2019.

Opinion: As Justin Trudeau continues to burnish his Superman brand, Andrew Scheer should be driving an election-day contrast with an Avengers-style approach

Paul Wells: The Liberal-Conservative fight over border crossers has produced no clear winner or loser. Expect many rematches.

Opinion: Entrenched partisans won’t choose the next government, it’ll be the moderates in between—and the people who influence them

Paul Wells on how the Conservatives’ hopes of dislodging the Liberals ride on a little-known operative who has beaten long odds—and a budding wedge issue