Jagmeet Singh

The new NDP leader hinted at his attack plan against Trudeau, and talked about his pitch to Quebecers, and getting by in these supposedly tough times

With a decisive victory, Singh becomes the first person of colour to lead a federal political party in Canada

The sturdy former steel town doesn’t cry out for salvation, but industrial policy isn’t the party’s focus anyway

When the party dumped Tom Mulcair, it seemed hungry for a sharp left turn. But the race to replace him has been more cautious

That viral moment at a Singh campaign event exemplifies the deep-seated racism that permeates Canada

Wherever Singh goes, the odious fog of Canadian race politics—billowing out of the yawning pits of passive-aggressive antipathy—is sure to follow

The Ontario New Democrat MPP and his circle of young Sikh activists are trying to build a national movement and win the NDP leadership

In a province where suspicion of religion in politics is a progressive impulse, the NDP leadership hopeful is facing an uphill battle

Who’s up? Rona Ambrose, who leaves on a high note. Who’s down? A senator under fire for going to dinner.

The latest high-profile contender for NDP leadership could split the progressive vote with Trudeau’s Liberals—a gift to the federal Tories