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The Conservatives were ready to revolt. The NDP was frustrated. How hours of behind-the-scenes calls diffused an ill-timed brawl on Parliament Hill.

Andrew MacDougall: Underestimate Pierre Poilievre at your peril

Paul Wells: The Conservatives are fast heading toward a big question about what kind of party they want to be—and there’s no easy answer

Voters are worried about making ends meet. That has Trudeau and Scheer going toe-to-toe on how to make life less expensive.

Poilievre’s 14 years in the House of Commons have trained him to hammer away on a particular point—but always in simple terms

The Parliamentary Budget Officer modelled a national program at the request of federal Tory Pierre Poilievre, who had some harsh words for Ontario pilot on which the report was based

Will the finance minister step down? Now that the opposition has made a demand, one of Parliament’s most relentless traditions begins.

The finance minister isn’t easy to rile, but this protracted policy fight is now testing his patience

Paul Wells: The Liberals can’t seem to resist claiming moral superiority. But on their tax reforms, it’s not totally clear what side they’re on.

But the political battle will turn on framing the debate. Is it about a tax grab or tax fairness?