How will Trudeau’s pan-Canadian plans survive the new federalism?
The Maclean’s editorial: Ottawa can no longer expect to be the dominant partner in any national plan
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The quagmire of electoral reform and the hunt for legitimacy
A referendum may not be the answer. But the Liberals need to show they’re changing the system for Canadians, says Paul Wells
Too much make-believe in Syrian program: former top bureaucrat
Gerry Van Kessel says he’s frustrated by the game he feels the Liberals are playing by changing targets for Syrian refugee program
Five political predictions for 2016
Evan Solomon and John Geddes explore five key political questions for the year ahead
10 things about the Maclean’s Town Hall with Justin Trudeau
Who, what, where, when? We have you covered.
What’s the best way to cut the tax burden for families in the middle?
How the Liberal tax cut compares to an alternate cut on the first tax bracket
Inside Justin Trudeau’s ’turbo-Zen’ army
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
Exclusive CityNews poll: Canadians divided on Syrian refugee plan
Almost 50 per cent of Canadians polled say they support the plan to bring 25,000 refugees to Canada by the end of February
Maclean’s on the Hill: Throne Speech edition
On our politics podcast this week: Jean Chrétien reacts to the Throne Speech, and we speak to House Leader Dominic LeBlanc
The Throne Speech and the ambitious politics of Justin Trudeau
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