Reform Party
I was a Reform MP, and I supported Maxime Bernier for leader. Here’s why he’ll fail.
Opinion: Monte Solberg, a longtime Conservative MP who also served for the Reform Party, saw firsthand why Bernier’s plans for a new party are doomed
Andrew Scheer, the Conservative Party’s folksy unifier
The aw-shucks demeanour of the new leader of the opposition and the federal Tories belies his complexity, and maybe his electability, too
Former Reform colleague questions Harper’s MP pension reforms
Tom Corbett and Stephen Harper once agreed on ‘pension pigs’—until actual retirement got in the way
Whatever happened to the Reform party?
The House considers e-petitions
What to make of Brent Rathgeber?
The ramifications of a resignation
Can an MP ask a constituent’s question during QP?
The matter of crowd-sourcing Question Period
Justin Trudeau wants to know what you’d ask Stephen Harper
Taking QP to the people
Great moments in geographic politics
A few footnotes to the Trudeau imbroglio.
Inside Harper’s big blue tent
Canada’s conservatives are more united than ever
When Tories agree to disagree
Paul Wells on how Harper told his party that Canadians think like they do. The hubris was almost Liberal in its scope.
The way he was
Among other curiosities in TVO’s new archive—for instance, a teenage Tony Clement discussing drugs in 1982—there are four vintage clips of Stephen Harper.
Au revoir, Mr. Martin
Original Reform MP and current Liberal MP Keith Martin will not seek re-election.