Martin Regg Cohn

Ford’s political obituary has been written prematurely in the past, says Martin Regg Cohn, but of late the messes and mistakes have been stacking up.

We need to think back to our first moves the last time Americans tried to hold us hostage, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Voters have a right to know whether their candidate of choice running for a full term or just passing through, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Gordie Howe’s preferred tactic won’t win the day in this cross-border scrap, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

A recent poll may be a leading indicator that the premier's leadership is wearing thin, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Thirty-seven ministers have served at the pleasure of the premier since he won the last election — more ministers than ever before, more than double what the Tories promised.

Wielding their majority muscle, the governing Progressive Conservatives adjourned the house suddenly this week.

While political junkies were obsessing over Scarborough last week, Lee Fairclough was laying the groundwork for a grassroots campaign.

Basic welfare rates in Canada’s richest province are stuck at a rock bottom $733 monthly.

The premier is mounting a hostile takeover of yet more municipalities across southern Ontario, Martin Regg Cohn writes.