Jane Philpott

Andrew MacDougall: Two Liberal heavyweights-turned-independent candidates want to do politics differently. But their odds at winning on their own, without any party support, are low.

In announcing they are running as Independents, two former cabinet ministers take aim at real change in politics

Paul Wells: The two MPs are attempting to pull off the Jerry Maguire of Canadian politics by running as independents. The odds are long.

Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott both announced today their intention to run as an independent candidates in the next election

Paul Wells: How did the SNC-Lavalin scandal manage to rattle this government so badly? Because it reveals some truths to Canadians about this Prime Minister.

The former Treasury Board president talks to Maclean’s about naivety in politics, what’s next in her career, and wishing Justin Trudeau well

Shannon Proudfoot: The Daughters of the Vote, 338 young women, filled the House of Commons and with devastating timing turned on a leader they once admired

Sarmishta Subramanian: In a remarkably short time, Wilson-Raybould went from best-case example of diversity in action to party pariah and mortal threat to Canada’s last hope against the alt-right

Emmett Macfarlane: If the decent people implicated by the SNC-Lavalin affair engaged in some self-reflection, Tuesday’s decision would not have been necessary.

Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott face a showdown with colleagues as MPs stake out positions on their future