Jason Markusoff

Before a plane crash took his life, Jim Prentice co-authored a book arguing energy, First Nations and climate-change policies could be reconciled

The Trump-Trudeau summit: a mixed bag of unflattering photos and manly handshakes

From a B.C. hotel to the oil sands, Trump and Trudeau could use these items of common ground to keep the crickets from chirping

The last time a first bilateral meeting was so politically fraught, Bush was president—and Michael Kergin was our envoy to the U.S.

Conservative MP Michelle Rempel takes off her partisan hat at a McGill Institute for the Study of Canada conference

The local reeve calls them ’criminals.’ But other Canadians just want to help those who’ve risked their lives fleeing Donald Trump’s America

Donald Trump has ordered the fast-tracking of the Keystone XL pipeline—charging into Canada’s delicate dance with those opposed

How Ezra Levant built The Rebel: the angry, hate-filled, unapologetic and surprisingly successful ‘Breitbart North’

A visit from one of Trump’s senior business advisors offers some reassurances—and shows what could be ahead in Canada-U.S. relations

Despite the drama inflaming the Alberta PCs, Jason Kenney continues to hurtle toward the party leadership—and a potential merger