A carbon tax or cap-and-trade? Feds say provinces must choose
Catherine McKenna suggests that Ottawa may be preparing some tax within provinces that fail to adopt a minimum carbon price
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On carbon, Ottawa must learn to give as much as it takes
A federal-provincial standoff looms over the carbon tax. Could a grand bargain be the way forward?
Q&A: Hunter Tootoo on returning to the Hill after rehab
After two months away, Hunter Tootoo opens up to Maclean’s about battling addiction and returning to Parliament Hill as an Independent MP
Who benefits most from the new Liberal child care benefit?
The Liberals’ signature child care program directs a big bulk of new spending to middle-income earners
4 takeaways from Justin Trudeau’s pre-summer briefing
Justin Trudeau didn’t stray off-script in his press conference, looking back on eight months in power
Why using the word genocide matters
Terry Glavin on Ottawa’s sad dance around ISIS’s genocidal acts, and the House’s disappointing debate
Why CPP reform is the Liberals’ bold play for the middle
The Liberals’ CPP reform is just part of a larger—and risky—thrust to win over the middle class
Liberal insiders try for a bond with the rank-and-file
Our Ottawa bureau chief sketches the key developments at the Liberal policy convention
Five takeaways from Justin Trudeau’s speech
Maclean’s Ottawa bureau chief parses the Prime Minister’s address to hard-core Liberals in Winnipeg
Is there such thing as a ’backroom’ figure anymore?
Katie Telford, Justin Trudeau’s chief of staff, takes centre stage at the 2016 Liberal convention