Thomas Mulcair

The NDP’s path to power relies on Quebec voters. They appear to be suddenly jumping ship.

This October, our election season is looking a lot like baseball. And with two strikes, once-mighty Mulcair is up to bat. Will there be joy in Mudville?

In the NDP’s power base of Quebec, Thomas Mulcair risked it all in condemning the Tories’ niqab gambit

Tom Mulcair’s path to power was the most traditional of the leaders. But those blue-chip credentials seem almost retro now.

Universal daycare is almost certainly good for the economy. But what about the children who actually use it?

Pollster Bruce Anderson on what’s behind the NDP’s Quebec slide, and whether the party underestimated Justin Trudeau

Tom Mulcair emerged unscathed from French leaders debate

Friends, Scott Feschuk has distilled the leaders’ words down to their pure essence

The election is nearing its endgame. And strategists know what that means: The campaigns will shift from policy to emotional appeals

Some quotes from Thomas Mulcair, Justin Trudeau, Elizabeth May and Gilles Duceppe in their panel discussion on women’s issues