Perception shift: What Justin Trudeau won by losing his cool
His hair’s short, his manner tougher. The youth candidate has recast himself as an old-fashioned pol—with some unexpected results
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It’s the economy, stupid: Three visions of Canada’s future
It’s the economy, stupid. Maclean’s takes an in-depth look at what the leaders are offering on taxes, spending and Canada’s prospects for prosperity
Q&A: Toe-to-toe with Justin Trudeau on his latest promises
Cormac MacSweeney interviews Justin Trudeau about the Liberals’ latest policy planks, from Syrian refugees to women in his prospective cabinet
Federal election 2015: When left is right, and the middle is left
John Geddes on a remarkable shift in Canada’s political landscape as the parties work to outflank each other
Trudeau enters, suddenly, stage left
At a rally in Brampton, the Liberal leader happily draws some unlikely connections between his two chief rivals
The centre-left’s divine right: The arrogance of Justin Trudeau’s Liberals
Peter C. Newman on how the Liberals’ current leadership is just the latest to believe it is owed power
Why wouldn’t the Liberals and NDP make a deal to replace Stephen Harper?
Why not a coalition? Or at least an accord?
’How did everything go so terribly wrong?’
Mike Moffatt, a member of Trudeau’s economic council of advisors, tells the federal Liberal caucus about the erosion of southwestern Ontario’s economy
Why Trudeau and Harper are singing the praises of Ontari-ari-ario
Justin Trudeau will hold winter meetings there. Stephen Harper made a series of Ontario-centric moves. And it’s all because of the impending election.
Left-wing lock: Will the NDP and Liberals split the progressive vote?
Supporters of the left are worried the parties could once again cannibalize the vote