Election 2015: Mike Duffy and the pursuit of control
How the Prime Minister’s Office tried to control the Duffy affair and how it lost control in doing so
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Stephen Harper
Attention, political leaders: It’s in your interest to step it up
Scott Feschuk: In search of election fever on the super-sized federal election campaign
Video: Evan Solomon’s three things to watch in week 4
After a wild week in Canadian politics, a look to what’s next
Stephen Harper’s campaign is a love-in. Almost.
The Tory leader is at ease. And then reporters ask more questions.
Earl Cowan, the fly in the Conservatives’ rally ointment
The Tories had refined their recipe for a smooth rally down to a science. But maybe they’ll now need to vet even their most ardent defenders.
Red tape and Tory blue: Why Stephen Harper loves the CFIB
The PM’s promise to slash red tape is exactly what the Canadian Federation of Independent Business wants. That’s good politics and iffy policy.
Nigel Wright: Watching the story, part of the story
In Courtroom 33, the Crown’s star witness became an issues management director writ small — turning every question to his favour
Stephen Harper’s real problem goes beyond Mike Duffy
It isn’t just Mike Duffy and Ray Novak, says Paul Wells. It’s about the Conservatives’ style of government.
On the Harper tour: Everybody behave
Amid further questions about the Mike Duffy trial, the day after an explosive court session, a delicate detente holds between Harper supporters and the press
Election 2015: The unruly electorate
Attendees to one of the Prime Minister’s election events loudly suggest that he be asked different questions