Justin Trudeau

After a series of stumbles and setbacks the Liberals have an ambitious but risky plan to break their slump and get back on track

In Question Period on Monday the PM was back in the hot seat facing questions about Liberals and tax shelters

There is no evidence the science minister or prime minister will provide the budget support needed to enact the Naylor report’s recommendations

Strong Jobs growth and markets may breed complacency, which creates the conditions for the dumb risks that eventually cause a crisis

Stephen Maher: Our system relies on vice-regal distance from the government, and this week the line was blurred

Paul Wells pokes holes in Harper’s flawed, albeit very familiar NAFTA memo attacking the Trudeau government for its approach to Donald Trump

Insights West probes Trudeau’s weak spots, too, and asks what Canadians expect from the Liberals in the next two years

Paul Wells: The Liberals’ big initiatives have proved exhausting. It’s no wonder they’re finally turning to the simple payoffs.

Stephen Maher on how Bill Morneau is squandering opportunities and causing blowback that Trudeau can no longer afford

Paul Wells: The next two years will be a race between the better angels of the Trudeau legacy and the worse