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For years, a metaphysical question has hung over Ottawa: Who, exactly, is Nathaniel Erskine-Smith? He’s the 40-year-old three-term backbench Member...
IN NOVEMBER OF last year, I reached out to foreign affairs minister Mélanie Joly’s office with a question. The prime...
Another by-election, another massive defeat for the governing Liberals. On Monday night, it was citizens in Cloverdale—Langley City, in Metro...
With the exit of its most senior minister and most prominent rising star, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has finally...
Not long before he died, Gilbert Baker had a disquieting realization. “China produces more rainbow flags than anyone,” he told...
It was in a high school gymnasium in Missouri that Winston Churchill first warned of an “iron curtain” descending across...
Even after trying the delicious cricket Bolognese, I was skeptical of the cricket hot dog. Rightly so: It sure tasted...
Standing on the lawn of Howard University in Washington, D.C on Wednesday, listening to Vice President Kamala Harris deliver her...
“I’m mad as hell,” proclaims Howard Beale, protagonist of the 1976 film “Network,” “and I’m not going to take it...
“For many people these days, it’s unclear from which tributary of history we have sprung, in which world we now...
David O’Brien is used to dealing with neo-Nazis. He’s grown accustomed to handling those recruited by the Islamic State. His...
“When it starts to fall apart,” Gord Downie once sang. “Man, it really falls apart.” Canada’s once-lauded carbon pricing program...
A disquieting reality is sinking in for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s caucus: It’s just not working anymore. It’s a case...
Bring me a “dispassionate” climate scientist, Jordan B. Peterson said, one not possessed by “the hangover of the antihuman, Malthusian...
There is certainly a vibe on the campaign trail in Montreal, Craig Sauvé told me this week: Rage. When I...
Earlier this month, Ottawa’s Pride festival put out a statement that denounced, in “solidarity with Palestine,” the “ongoing genocide” in...
Three years ago, a user named IlluminatiPirate posted an all-encompassing, utterly deranged theory of the internet on an obscure, retro-looking...
AT SOME POINT over the past decade in Canada, McKinsey & Company became the North Star for how to fix...
Over the past nine years, the Trudeau government has papered over the cracks in our ailing news industry. It has...
Last year, far-right broadcaster Tucker Carlson asked Donald Trump an unnerving question: “Do you think we’re moving toward civil war?”...
For years, Ipsos has been asking individuals around the world for their opinions on Queer people. And for years, the...
Steven Guilbeault has been taking the temperature of the Liberal Party caucus as calls for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation...
When voters stepped into polling booths across midtown Toronto Monday, they were confronted with a scroll of a ballot: 8...
Eighty years ago, cipher clerk Igor Gouzenko walked out of the Soviet embassy in Ottawa with a briefcase full of...
Scientists didn’t crack the whodunnit quickly. For years they didn’t know where the virus came from, how it leapt to...
In 2021, Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party, desperately clinging to a minority government in an election they didn’t have to call...
I was not a big believer in re-opening the constitution, until Prime Minister Justin Trudeau convinced me otherwise. It’s not...
In an exclusive interview, a confident prime minister addresses his doubters. INSIDE THE Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, Prime Minister...