Justin Trudeau

Friday’s speech weighed in at just 1,700 words. But there’s a lot of marching in these marching orders.

Instead of getting political, we should have been discussing nannies’ wages, childcare needs and why people are so judgy of others’ parenting

Attacking the media over ’Nannygate.’ Silence on the hiring of former oil execs. Turns out Liberal partisans are a lot like Conservative ones.

Emmett Macfarlane advised the government on its plan for Senate reform. Here is what he has to say about today’s announcement

Canada has always kept its eye on the Trudeau family

Evan Solomon on every incoming prime minister’s zeal for reform

Justin Trudeau’s government readies to set its agenda as a very long list

Justin Trudeau’s first controversy erupts—over taxpayer-funded child care in his own home

How Teskey became Harper, Gregoire acquired a hyphenated add-on, and the strange case of surname morph in Canadian politics

A tart response to a laudatory toast by the PM