Philippe Couillard

Paul Wells: Even the most staunchly federalist or sovereignist observers have, over the years, yearned for a normal Quebec election. And then they almost got one.

Opinion: If we are to make any progress, Canada and other countries must tackle the issues underlying the perception of Muslims in public consciousness

Paul Wells on the Quebec National Assembly’s farcical motion about how merchants should greet their customers

François Legault’s promise to wean Quebec off equalization payment isn’t realistic, but it’s good politics

Quebec’s controversial bill banning covered faces from giving and receiving public services is not about religious neutrality, it’s about Islamophobia, Sadiya Ansari says.

The law aims for ‘religious neutrality’ while targeting Muslim women who wear a niqab or burka

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B.C.’s anti-pipeline premier wasn’t around to stop a joint statement that sounded decidedly pro-oil—in a mealy-mouthed, premiers’-summit kind of way

Who’s up? A federal minister with new NAFTA ammo. Who’s down? A premier trying to talk about the constitution.

Normally a picture of serenity, Philippe Couillard is losing his cool in the face of some surprisingly disciplined opposition

An important meeting with provincial and territorial leaders will be a test of the feds’ hug-it-out approach. Will it work?

Pierre-Karl Péladeau is, predictably, stumbling toward the exit, while Philippe Couillard fumbles his way to undeserved success