The answer to Justin Trudeau’s Western cabinet problem
David Moscrop: Appointing a single senator to cabinet from Alberta is a simple, elegant and partial solution to the glaring regional representation gap
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How Justin Trudeau held on: The story of a gruelling, messy campaign
The path to a Liberal minority was paved with low points and sloppy moments. In this election, there were no undiluted victories.
What happens next in B.C.
The Greens and NDP now have a window to change the government of B.C.—but it’s about to slam shut.
Six ways B.C.’s new government could unfold
The look of B.C.’s next government is as uncertain as it was before votes were tallied, but here are some possible outcomes
The future of Quebec and Canada: all bets are off
Paul Wells and Martin Patriquin take us inside a dramatic campaign with a terrifying finish
Aw, voting two whole times in five years?
Harper feels our pain, and he’ll take a majority to end this chore called democracy
Is Harper prepared to do a King-Byng?
Harper’s dogmatic opposition to coalitions raises a few questions
Your seat projections have arrived (UPDATED)
At this point, everybody is losing
Who won? Who cares?
COYNE: We’re not picking the best debater. We’re picking a prime minister.