Tom C. Clark

When it was time to admit a broken promise, Justin Trudeau delegated the job

Crisis spending now, stimulus spending next spring, with an election likely to follow

The Liberals’ little reset to focus on near-term handling of pandemic

The murky reasons why Canada is failing to get clean water to First Nations reserves

An ethics refresher for confused MPs and the siblings on their payroll

Regardless of the election outcome, we must remember the U.S. has turned inward

Chrystia Freeland is justifying crisis spending again, not talking about economic recovery

Liberals dismiss the right to know, using a crisis as a shield

The snap-election cliffhangers are just getting started

The political question for a mini-budget: How much can Canada afford after this?

Popular premiers should be measured by a different scale in the second wave

With Annamie Paul, the Greens decide to compete for votes, and seats

Justin Trudeau slips the punch on Erin O’Toole’s debut as Opposition Leader

Ottawa isn’t winding down COVID benefits, it is digging them in for the long haul

A prime minister in two minds picks a path forward

Erin O’Toole doesn’t seem to see the third rail of pandemic politics

With Bill Morneau’s departure, Justin Trudeau got what he wanted: a fresh rudder for post-pandemic waters

Erin O’Toole handles the Tory rite of passage, answering the question that dogged Andrew Scheer

The Liberal hardball is already headed for Erin O’Toole’s head

The next Conservative leader has to prepare quickly for a political agenda they don’t control

Trudeau’s own telling of WE tale leads controversy right back to the Prime Minister

Trudeau family ties to WE aren’t evidence of quid pro quo, but do speak to the power of a name

The first thing we need to know about the WE Charity deal is how this bad idea began

Wernick testimony fails to answer lingering questions over WE Charity agreement

CERB is dead, but a new EI will live, as the pandemic leads to more lasting policy changes

Justin Trudeau offers a mea culpa, but not transparency

Justin Trudeau’s own explanations about WE should be the focus of hearings

Canada’s leaders won’t enjoy those high approval ratings past fall if they can’t organize a new normal for schools and child care

The government’s fiscal update told us one thing – there’s a reckoning on the way

It takes a special kind of hubris for Justin Trudeau to twice become enmeshed in controversy over charities

Why the secrecy surrounding Ottawa’s agreement with WE Charity?

Contact-tracing apps are a job for multipartisan leadership

French debate did little but alienate the target audience

A UN race that underlined Canada’s foreign-policy complacency

The question is how the RCMP told Canadians there was nothing to see here