Michelle Rempel
I think this Parliament is broken
Paul Wells: We’re heading toward an irreconcilable difference between a hard-to-believe government and an opposition that’s being even less useful than the Liberals
Why Albertans should stop voting Conservative
Max Fawcett: If Albertans want the rest of Canada to take their issues more seriously, they’ll have to do something even more radical than pushing for separation—stop voting Conservative
Conservatives can win if they take aim at Liberal incompetence—not the culture wars
Opinion: Maxime Bernier’s comments—and now, his departure from the party—are among the recent immigration fracases that reveal a better path for Conservative success
Maryam Monsef: There is no Liberal form of feminism. There is simply feminism.
On the heels of a social media debate between Status of Women minister Maryam Monsef and Conservative MP Michelle Rempel about the meaning of feminism, Maclean’s asked both to write. Ms. Rempel was unable to file by deadline. Here is Ms. Monsef’s submission.
Don’t expect celebrities to be political saviours
Michelle Rempel: Celebrities won’t save us on the merit of their celebrity alone. Good leadership requires real humility.
Michelle Rempel demands more from politics—on the left and right
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel takes off her partisan hat at a McGill Institute for the Study of Canada conference
Canadian politicians need to stop saying ‘math is hard’
Suggesting math is hard for women reflects ignorance more than sexism. Politicians keep falling into the trap.
Canadian politics are sexist. What are men going to do about it?
Female politicians are speaking up about the harassment they experience on the regular, but the issue won’t improve until men stop staking their masculinity on power.
On carbon, the Conservatives are stuck in the past
The Conservatives—still preaching from Stephen Harper’s Old Carbon Testament—are running out of arguments
Tories have moved on from the gay marriage debate. Almost.
In the race to become the next Conservative Party leader, two contenders oppose gay marriage. It’s not good for the brand.
It’s ridiculous to call a carbon tax a sales tax. Here’s why.
A carbon tax is no more a sales tax than income taxes are, writes University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe
How the Conservatives changed their marriage policy
What happened at the Conservative convention, as the party voted to end its opposition to gay marriage