Mackenzie King

Canada made an independent decision to fight the Nazis, one taken with scarcely a voice raised against it in Parliament

Back when Donald Trump was still in diapers, Canada and the U.S. were close to a free trade deal. Here’s the strange story of why those talks died.

When the Second World War ended, the future of Newfoundland was not only an issue for its people, it was also a matter of...

Whatever the impact of the attack ads run against him, one historical note on the challenge facing Thomas Mulcair. He will be...

Gerald Caplan revisits last month’s odd revisiting of J.S. Woodsworth’s vote against World War II.

If Layton’s lying-in-state was without precedent, it is now not without justification

Maclean’s second survey of our greatest leaders shows a new number one, and some big surprises.

John Duffy recalls what preceded the King-Byng Affair. To these then, Mr. Mansbridge might add one more question for Mr. Harper:...

Just how many people does Stephen Harper plan to appoint to cabinet?

The Ottawa Citizen considers the anti-semitism of some Canada’s more honoured public servants, including a prime minister, a...