NDP

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

More and more Quebec separatists are fleeing the Bloc in favour of the NDP. Could the party be wiped off the map?

Jack Layton’s old campaign signs are popping back up. His words are being printed on T-shirts. Why the late NDP leader still resonates this election campaign

How the NDP Leader’s past statements often conflict with his current policy

John Geddes on a remarkable shift in Canada’s political landscape as the parties work to outflank each other

Thomas Mulcair forced the Liberals to move left. Now he’s chasing the Conservative vote. Paul Wells on the man to beat, with miles to go before he sleeps

If Mulcair keeps his promises on the budget and the corporate tax rate, it’s unclear how an NDP government could avoid spending cuts

But Tom Mulcair’s audacious pledge comes in the wake of far more cautious promises from the NDP’s star recruit

Maclean’s political editor on oil-sands oil and the pitfalls of policy discussions during a campaign

’When people start to really think about the options, does the NDP land as favourably?’