Melanie Joly

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Paul Wells: Canada needs new ambassadors in Beijing and Paris, and the career diplomats are likely to face stiff competition from political appointees

Paul Wells: Ministers have been eagerly pre-butting Scheer’s credibility. Not that their own party has much to brag about.

Facebook has an active and growing interest in Canadian policy. But unlike other big tech firms, none of its employees are registered as lobbyists.

Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly weathered the roughest patch of her political life last fall, but looking after a future service dog made it a little easier

The facility will host a hockey tournament and open skating, but the government has been criticized for the cost and rules

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

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

The Liberals are exulting over Netflix’s $500-million investment in Canadian content. But are Canadians actually picking up most of the bill?