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Jane Taber
Follow the leader?
Not these Liberals
Michael Ignatieff needs to get a grip on his caucus, on his party and on his staff. Too many of them are going rogue
Gerald Caplan
Machismo trumps reason
No marriage could have been more unequal than that of Pierre Trudeau to a ‘dizzy, distracted girl' named Margaret
Adam Radwanski
Victims of their own success
Why Conservative strategists might not be thrilled by the elimination of the federal gun registry
Andrew Steele
A whole new game
The rebirth of the harmonized sales tax as a jobs issue puts Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak in a box
Spector Vision
The 'good war' comes home
The Fort Hood attack makes Barack Obama's decision on Afghan troop deployment all the more daunting
Latest In Politics
Alberta Conservatives give Stelmach a vote of confidence
Premier lands a 77.4 per cent approval rating during mandatory leadership review
Canadians embrace new role for military
As the Forces spend money and sacrifice lives in Afghanistan, Canadians have warmed to the country's new role as a warrior nation. But what happens after 2011?
Ailing ADQ loses one-third of its caucus
‘This is no longer the party I worked for,' says one of two MNAs who are leaving once-mighty right-wing party to sit as independents
What's wrong with this picture?
Photojournalists believe Stephen Harper's handlers are going too far in trying to control his image
Canada needs two vaccine suppliers, Ottawa admits
Official says 'there is no debate' about enlisting more than one flu-shot manufacturer in future pandemics to avoid current delivery delays
Stimulus money favours key Tories
Big winners in spending include by-election riding and a close friend of Harper
Canada's competing views on guns
Vote to abolish gun registry lays bare the divide between urban and rural Canadians
'Dalton Days' concept greeted with skepticism
Forcing public-sector workers to take unpaid days off unlikely to happen with election due in 2011, observers say
B.C. judge to head salmon inquiry
British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Bruce Cohen will investigate 'the causes for the decline of Fraser River sockeye salmon'
Wildrose Alliance has heady advice for B.C. Tories
Party leader says conservatives must run on a broad platform
New Tory senators will cost $177-million, NDP says
Harper's 27 recent appointees will weigh heavy on public purse, research suggests
Liberals call for review of Lisa Raitt's past expenses
Auditor-General asked to investigate alleged ethics lapses by Natural Resources Minister during her time with Toronto Port Authority
Alberta Premier faces leadership vote
Mandatory secret ballot to test Stelmach's support amid criticism of province's finances and H1N1 planning
Vote to kill gun registry passes
Private member's bill now goes to a Commons committee for review and possible amendment
Aspiring public servants must reveal views on stimulus plan
‘It smells a little bit,' expert says of essay question on Harper budget that is now part of recruitment process for elite civil-service program
Comment and analysis
Montreal's ‘worst' election
The Quebec press predicts a tough slog ahead for Gerald Tremblay after his narrow victory as incumbent mayor
Why do Tories hate children?
Conservatives of every stripe would deny all kids, including their own, the kind of early schooling that would set them on the path to success
Lieutenants trump generals
With all three federal leaders coming from outside the province, parties need a strong voice from Quebec now more than ever
Reader discussions
Will Kevin Page be sidelined?
Ottawa bureau chief John Ibbitson took questions on the spending watchdog who deliberately went beyond his legislative mandate
Once more with feeling?
Deputy Ottawa bureau chief Campbell Clark took your questions on the return of Parliament and a possible fall election
Parliament returns. Now what?
Ottawa bureau chief John Ibbitson took your questions on the threat of another election and Canadian politics in general
In depth
Liberal insider became agent C4590 to sink Benoît Corbeil
Citing ‘vengeance' rather than cash payments, Alain Renaud offered to work with the RCMP to help bring down key figure in sponsorship scandal
The battle for Brampton
Sikhs from Ruby Dhalla's riding are defecting in droves to the Conservatives, marking a huge shift in immigrant politics and giving Stephen Harper his first foothold in the traditionally Liberal GTA
The Speaker on the House
Peter Milliken, who has now served in his post longer than anyone else, explains what's wrong with Parliament
Spector Vision
The 'good war' comes home
The Fort Hood attack makes Barack Obama's decision on Afghan troop deployment all the more daunting
Brian Topp
No dance if there's no partner
There is not the slightest evidence of any interest aming the current Liberal leadership to explore a deal with the NDP
Douglas Bell
Why we matter
A quiet cosmopolitanism among Canadians living abroad marks our contribution to the world
Andrew Steele
Guts matter most
From making pasteurization mandatory in the 1930s to tax harmonization today, courge is what counts in politics
Adam Radwanski
Victims of their own success
Why Conservative strategists might not be thrilled by the elimination of the federal gun registry
Tim Powers
A vice-regal salute
It's good to see those who are seen as ceremonial players use their posts to send important symbolic messages
Bruce Anderson
Mother's intuition on flu
The H1Ni crisis is keeping Canadian women up at night. Is it doing the same for Stephen Harper?
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In pictures
Harper in the Arctic
Images from the Prime Minister's tour of the North to promote economic development and Arctic sovereignty
The NDP in Halifax
New Democrats gather at their national convention to hear from labour leaders, Obama associates and the party faithful
Video
PM sings Beatles classic
Stephen Harper makes a surprise appearance at the National Arts Centre gala and sings With a Little Help from My Friends.
John Baird's defence
The Transport Minister explains how infrastructure funds are flowing, what an election would have meant and why he cursed Toronto
Jack Layton's lament
Still stinging from the death of the coalition, the NDP Leader explains why he's concerned about government - and Liberal - inaction on climate change
Clement defends GM bailout
The Industry Minister tells us why Canada shelled out billions to buy a stake in a bankrupt auto maker
Will Ignatieff pull the trigger?
In the debut of a new weekly video feature, we ask the Liberal Leader why he wants Flaherty fired and how long he's willing to wait
