John Baird
Run, John Baird. For the love of God, run.
Andrew MacDougall: It wouldn’t be easy, but Baird’s entrance would give a stale Conservative leadership race the shakeup it so badly needs
Ladies and gentlemen, John Baird is taking calls
Politics Insider for Feb 10: John Baird dances around the leadership question, Trudeau’s tricky African sojourn and the aftermath of Flight 752
Those finger-wagging know-it-alls who are sticking up for the Saudis
Stephen Maher: The foreign policy establishment seems to think we shouldn’t mess with the Saudis because there’s money on the table. It’s painful to watch.
John Baird, man of Parliament
The shouty face of official retort and yet a much admired parliamentarian
John Baird: ‘The time has come for me to start a new chapter’
For the record: John Baird’s remarks in the House of Commons this morning
Baird shouted lots, but had a subtler side, too
Behind politics and policy, the politician cultivated personal relationships that mattered
John Baird: A man for all questions
Video: A loyal cabinet minister at times partisan, forthright, dignified and farcical
Exit John Baird, stage right
Paul Wells on the departure of John Baird from the world stage
John Baird: ‘The definitive face of the Harper era’
Maclean’s archives: Aaron Wherry’s profile of Baird from 2010 when the minister was voted by his peers to be Parliamentarian of the Year
John Baird and Carl Bildt on protecting digital freedoms
‘We see openness as a virtue, others see it as a threat.’
What to make of John Kerry’s visit to Ottawa
It’s easy to make too much of the visit, and perhaps too little, writes Michael Petrou
The House confronts ISIL and the quandary of saving Iraq
Today’s debate was perhaps not quite a shining example of public dialogue. But it was a debate.