Paul Wells reports from Scotland that nobody has any clue what’s going to happen.
John Geddes investigates Justin Trudeau’s literary references.
In light of tonight’s debates, it is probably worth revisiting the advice Patrick Muttart, a top advisor to Stephen Harper, once provided to British Tory leader David Cameron.
Maclean’s presents the best photos of 2010
The Prime Minister gets drawn into the Wikileaks drama, seemingly as a result of French pity.
David and Ed Miliband have been fighting for control of the Labour Party. One wants the party to keep reaching out. The other calls for a return to Labour’s socialist roots.
And dealing with the royals after Diana died
After the G20, the PM’s reputation on the international stage is at least temporarily enhanced
Interesting observation from the Prime Minister near the conclusion of this news conference today.
Ozzy Osbourne channels a Canadian farmer, M.I.A. feuds with the New York Times, and there’s a new Gadhafi in town
Tory MPs are sexiest, Gord Brown still has a job to do in Canada, and Gift certificates for the troops
David Cameron has been forced to earn the confidence of the House, not just assume it