Ottawa takes its own revamped advice on Omar Khadr
Although the Liberals have chosen not to appeal the bail order for the ex-Guantánamo inmate, a larger court battle looms
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Meet Sir Michael Barber, the political delivery man
Governments have a spotty record on keeping their promises. Enter Michael Barber’s concept of ’deliverology.’
The Liberals’ meeting madness: Trudeau builds a consultation nation
Liberals are consulting on everything from defence to trade. They’re even consulting on consulting. Will true openness continue to reign?
There will be more money for summer jobs. Will it work?
The important takeaway from Trudeau’s announcement on youth employment: What it says about the current barriers to evidence-based policy-making
The romantic or the killer: Which Trudeau will emerge?
The romantic period will soon come to an end. Expectations will be dampened as deficits go up. The question is, who will Trudeau turn the blade on next?
Maclean’s on the Hill: On drugs, deficits and doctor-assisted death
Our Ottawa bureau breaks down the hottest political issues of the last seven days
What a former special-ops commander thinks of Trudeau’s ISIS plan
Steve Day, the former head of Canada’s JTF-2 special-operations task force, assesses the ins and outs of Canada’s tactical shift in the fight against ISIS
Trudeau’s ISIS policy gets an assist from Obama—and Harper
A Trudeau retreat would be easier to spot if Harper had done more in the first place
On fighting Islamic State, Trudeau’s message is muddled
The Prime Minister’s top soldier upstaged him in justifying Canada’s transition plan, writes John Geddes
Kent Hehr: The Energizer Bunny who’s back in the game
A senseless shooting nearly ended his life. Politics gave it new meaning. Why Kent Hehr’s touch may be just what Veterans Affairs needs.