Why Quebec is closed for business
La Belle Province comes close to dead last in almost every measure of private sector investment
Quebec
Maybe Harper has slain the separatists
Paul Wells on Stephen Harper’s counterintuitive success in Quebec
The charter may be gone, but Quebec’s identity crisis remains
Bill 60 may have been deservedly punted, but the larger issue of identity in Quebec has hardly gone away
Philippe Couillard risks making the same mistakes as Charest
With an aging population and massive debt to handle, it could be a case of déjà vu for the Quebec premier
Why Justin Trudeau risks alienating Quebec
In his quest to conquer Ontario, the federal Liberal leader risks losing fellow Quebecers
Mulcair: Let’s never stop abolishing the Senate
Do you miss the days of constant constitutional wrangling? He’s your man
The best book you’ve never heard of
Paul Wells on the obscure memoir that’s a must-read for any politician
A government of low expectations for Philippe Couillard
Martin Patriquin on the new Quebec Premier and his cabinet picks
The epic collapse of Quebec separatism
The enemies of the sovereignty movement aren’t the Liberals, immigrants or any of the PQ’s bogeymen: It’s the march of time
The Supreme Court’s remarkable rejection of Marc Nadon
Decision was a ’mess of the prime minister’s own making,’ writes Emmett Macfarlane