Thomas Mulcair

Peter C. Newman on how the Liberals’ current leadership is just the latest to believe it is owed power

The leaders are training hard for the Maclean’s debate (Some might even be doing Face Pilates.) Scott Feschuk breaks down the strategies

If it’s anyone’s race, help decide it. Here’s how to watch and engage

Tom Mulcair was a lonely federalist working for the Quebec civil service in 1980, when a referendum threatened to tear the country apart

In reaction to a recent Maclean’s story, the NDP leader says never. A new source says he didn’t dismiss the idea.

Talks with the PMO in 2007 about a job broke down over money, sources say. Mulcair says it was different sticking point.

The 41st edition of the House of Commons comes to an end after four years of fights. The confirming or humbling exercise of democracy is four months away.

Stephen Harper and Tom Mulcair battle one last time before the election that could seal their fates

Parliamentary democracy may have reached its lowest ebb yet. But reform could be on its way. Really. Finally.

On a day where both opposition leaders deliver major speeches, the Liberals find themselves trying to light a fire while the NDP strives to ease anxieties