Justin Trudeau

After promising legislation in 18 months to reform first past the post, Dominic LeBlanc says change ’should be done by consensus’

They’re part turbo: This cabinet works hard. And part Zen: they know they have four years to get it right. Inside the Trudeau government’s unique philosophy

The Liberal position on electoral reform is ill-advised, hypocritical and needs to be put to a public vote

Partisan debate—fierce, witty, memorable—is a critical check on the power of a majority government. Bring it on.

Justin Trudeau is suggesting a Prime Minister’s question period. But Tom Mulcair worries that will mean less accountability

That the Trudeau government might be more open than its predecessor is its least daunting commitment, but also the most fertile ground for complaint

A transcript of Justin Trudeau’s remarks, his first to the House of Commons as Prime Minister, as MPs debated the speech from the throne

The new House, full of Liberal rookies and veterans alike, is an awkward, beautiful expression of democracy

Justin Trudeau has set himself up to be defined by his ambitions. The flip side of that could doom him. Aaron Wherry on change’s possibility

The former PM—and the last Liberal leader to win a majority—warns that what happens after the Throne Speech is what matters