Jeffrey Simpson
The advantage – and risk – is Harper's
Conservative leader needs to win a majority government Oct. 14 or he will have no one to blame but himself
Lawrence Martin
They're off – and running in ways you never imagined
Stephen Harper? No more Mr. Ice Guy. Outside Rideau Hall, our steely Prime Minister, oft derided as a cold-blooded antagonist, was all soft and modest
COMMENTARY
National unity, then and now
In fall of 2005, as we awaited the election call, there was deep foreboding over the threat of Quebec's seceding
LYSIANE GAGNON
Bringing the campaign battle to Dion's backyard
The Conservatives have eclipsed the Liberals and become the major federalist party in Quebec
Commentary
Let's think modern infrastructure, not carbon tax
We need to create a national power grid linking our energy resources

The eloquence of McCain's own story
Republican presidential candidate offered a warm, moderate and very human face in his speech to the Republican convention
No need to hide distinction
Conservative election ads portraying Stephen Harper as an everyman are not true to who he is. That's good.
No emergency preparedness
The title says it all: How the Fine Arts of Procrastination and Bafflegab Hobble the People Who Will Be Trying to Save You When Things Get Really Bad









