Thomas Mulcair

In the face of the Harper Conservatives' onslaught on civil liberties with legislation like Bill C-51, the "Anti-terror" Act, NDP leader Thomas Mulcair speaks out about security, inequality and hope.

If the Liberals were going to form a coalition with anyone, it would be an axis of neoliberalism with Stephen Harper’s Conservatives.

Two polls. Similar methodology. Similar questions. Dramatically different results. If you were a senior editor, which would you report on?

Like the Liberals, Bob Hepburn accuses NDP Leader Tom Mulcair of "crass pandering" to Quebec sovereigntists in his most recent column.

Brad Wall's tantrum helps illustrate how recent Harper government social media advertising has it backwards –- it's Conservatives who want to turn Canada into Greece!

People will do strange things to get power and to hang onto it, so don't rule out anything at all in the next Canadian election.

So long as Canada is burdened with the first-past-the-post electoral system, what Canadians want and what they get remain disconnected. Unlike Mick Jagger, we can't even get what we need.

For the third time in 78 years, the NDP have reached first place in national political polls. But history warns us to please, approach with care.

As we wait for the election –- did you realize that Stephen Harper has been in power for nine years? -– resistance is still possible.

As any student of history knows, it's always a problem when you find yourself fighting a war on two fronts.