Adam Radwanski is the Queen's Park columnist for The Globe and Mail. Previously a member of The Globe's editorial board and the Politics Editor for globeandmail.com, he was formerly the managing editor of Macleans.ca. He has worked as an editorial writer and columnist at the National Post and as a columnist for the Ottawa Citizen and The Hill Times, and was the founder of Canada'a first online political magazine. Adam has also written extensively on the arts, doubling as the Post's music critic from 2004-06. He won the 2009 National Newspaper Award for editorial writing, for which he was also a finalist the previous year.
Health care sits top of mind as Ontario wrestles its deficit
McGuinty’s high-profile bid to rein in medical costs has thrust health care onto public radar as No. 1 provincial concern
McGuinty’s penchant for consultation raises questions
Premier’s predilection for calling in the experts has turned into a borderline fetish
Hudak hopes policy plan gives him second chance at first impression
Progressive Conservative leader striving for ‘non-political’ tone in a series of documents aimed at fixing Ontario’s shortcomings
Tax-the-rich scheme undermines Duncan's message to Ontarians
McGuinty’s Liberals can’t offer false comfort while the province’s deficit looms
Ontario PCs ill-equipped for potential spring vote
Tory leader’s rating takes a dive amid budget posturing, while NDP leader, who sought compromise with Liberals, trending up in latest poll
Dwight Duncan’s crutch could end up tripping him
Using Moody’s downgrade to sell austerity seemed crafty – but what if rating agency is unmoved by budget measures?
Ontario set for a top-to-bottom review of spending
Finance Minister Dwight Duncan to unleash ‘productivity teams’ in hopes of meeting deficit-reduction targets
For Ontario New Democrats, there's a cost for playing the populist card
Andrea Horvath finds NDP membership loath to embrace her pragmatism
McGuinty’s magical, missing immigration-tax credit
Onetime hot-button election issue that allowed the Liberals to avoid talking about their handling of the deficit was nowhere to be found in last week’s budget
Why Ontario’s NDP isn’t drawing a line in the budgetary sand
Hesitancy to force an election shows Horwath still has her eye on the long view
