Jason Markusoff

He returned from Ottawa with a suitcase full of ideas about who Albertans are and what they want from their premier. How a seemingly perfect political match went wrong.

A B.C. skiing star is alive thanks to six friends—and no thanks to his avalanche beacon

An affidavit filed in court strongly suggests it, as the province defends itself against claims it’s been holding suspects too long without giving them a shot at bail

The president has set a daunting goal of healing the country, but there were countless signs of hope and unity—not least all those jaunty masks

Media institutions rely on decades of built-up trust whereas these entrepreneurs hustle to prove their mettle while developing intimate connections with readers

The familiar sea of colourful boxes and classy cigar bands will end. In its place: the same federally mandated plain packaging that applies to cigarettes.

"You can grouse and moana, about this damn corona"

The Trudeau Liberals sprayed the money hose everywhere in 2020 but lent oil country particular support. Yet, in 2021, Kenney still plans to pursue many of his pre-pandemic provocations and retrenchments against Ottawa.

Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine—on track to be the first delivered to Canada—must be kept below -70° C, which will require dry ice, and lots of it

A 76-year-old classic captures our moment like nothing in the holiday canon. But you want the original lyrics—not that treacly Frank Sinatra version.