Jean Charest

After a year of hearings, let's stop and reflect on what we've learnt so far from the ongoing show on the Charbonneau Commission channel.

Premier Redford seems to be labouring under the impression that if she can persuade U.S. President Barack Obama to OK the Keystone XL pipeline, all will be forgiven. Not necessarily.

In mid-summer, almost four months after the Quebec student strike of 2012 had entered uncharted territory as the longest in the province's history, Premier Jean Charest played his final card.

Maybe a bench-clearing parliamentary brawl would be just the ticket to boost our flagging national spirits in this hockey-deprived season!

A new poll from Angus Reid gauges something even more fun than a barrel of political sciences courses: premiers’ popularity!

But if you doubt the ability of a lunatic acting alone with a firearm at a delicate political moment to change history in very bad ways, I give you … Gavrilo Princip!

Now that we've reached a crisis, having a guy with his hand on the tiller whose idea of navigation is to head for the sharpest rocks in hopes of wedging off a few more votes doesn't inspire confidence