Five takeaways from the federal election debate, a disjointed but feisty showdown

The English-language debate featured moments of redemption for Annamie Paul and jabs at Yves-François Blanchet that could stir up the race in Quebec

Jody Wilson-Raybould on Ottawa’s power problem

The former justice minister talks with Marie-Danielle Smith about her memoir, why she left Parliament—and how more free thinkers can change things

Federal leaders debate: Could it be Prime Minister Erin O'Toole?

Stephen Maher: Trudeau badly needed to paint him as a scary guy. But helped along by the other leaders, O'Toole came across as cheerful—even prime ministerial.

Justin Trudeau still can't answer why he called this election. A depleted nation despairs.

Shannon Proudfoot: 'It seems certain that at least some of the Liberal slide has been the direct result of an electorate surly about being pressed into service when the pandemic has not remotely moved into the rearview mirror.'

Federal leaders debate: Jagmeet Singh misses his moment

Justin Ling: The NDP leader was too busy roasting the incumbent to sell himself as a PM-in-waiting

Protesters threw rocks at the PM. It should matter more.

Fatima Syed: Hate is a virus that grows rapidly if left unaddressed. And it's been left unaddressed or dismissed by our political leaders for far too long.