A new vote projection points to a solid UCP majority in Alberta
Data compiled for Maclean’s by 338Canada.com suggests the UCP could win 58 seats despite the NDP picking up support in the last two weeks
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Kyle Edwards
Kyle Edwards is a writer covering everything from politics to Indigenous affairs for Maclean’s. He won a National Magazine Award in 2019 and, in the same year, received the CAJ/JHR Emerging Indigenous Journalist Award. He is Anishinaabe from the Lake Manitoba First Nation and his hair is widely considered to be the best in journalism.
High price of buying in: Oil-friendly Indigenous groups are disparaged as ’sellouts’
Bands in Alberta and B.C. want in on energy infrastructure to reap the economic benefits—and to implement environmental protections
These students designed donation bins that don’t endanger lives
At least eight people in Canada have been trapped and killed inside donation bins in recent years, leaving many cities struggling for answers on cold winter nights
A First Nation’s epic wait for clean water gets longer
Ending Neskantaga’s 25-year boil water advisory next month was supposed to be a symbolic achievement for Ottawa. Instead, it’s shaping up to be a symbolic failure
Was Ottawa’s forced relocation of the Ahiarmiut people more than cultural genocide?
Decades after the federal government uprooted a group of Inuit, the Liberals apologized and agreed to a settlement. The Ahiarmiut will forgive—but they can’t forget.
Jody Wilson-Raybould’s father: ’I think she was kicked in the teeth’
Bill Wilson: ’The reality is that with Trudeau and this government, reconciliation is more a farce than the Conservatives.’
Indigenous leaders are less than thrilled with Trudeau’s cabinet moves
Jane Philpott won respect as Indigenous services minister. Can Seamus O’Regan—a pal of the PM who has yet to distinguish himself in cabinet—fill her shoes?
Does the B.C. gas pipeline need approval from hereditary chiefs?
An influential hereditary leader explains the dilemma arising from Unist’ot’en protest, and what it says about Ottawa’s attitude toward First Nations
Canada will soon legalize edibles—and the market is enormous
Edible marijuana products are coming in October 2019, along with a flood of new regulations and legal questions
Welcome to the great whites north
What are great white sharks doing in Canadian waters? A team of researchers aims to find out.