Q&A: Ensaf Haidar, wife of jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi
Ensaf Haidar discusses her fight to free her blogger husband from a Saudi prison, and his sentence of 1,000 lashings
Martin Patriquin
Martin Patriquin writes about Quebec and sometimes everything else.
Move over, mushers: A battle brews over sled dog parking in Iqaluit
A plan to take away Iqaluit’s only prime sled dog lot has mushers up in arms and fearing for their future
When blackface isn’t blackface
Opinion: Martin Patriquin on the controversy over Theatre Rideau Vert’s portrayal of P.K. Subban
Charlie Hebdo harsher with Christianity than Islam
The magazine has, at times, loudly defended the Muslim faith
’Charlie Hebdo’ attack: In conversation with Ezra Levant
The media personality and former magazine publisher on being among the few publications—which included Charlie Hebdo—to print the Muhammad cartoons
Cleaning house after Charbonneau
The final report from the Charbonneau commission won’t be the end of the war on corruption in Quebec
Left-wing lock: Will the NDP and Liberals split the progressive vote?
Supporters of the left are worried the parties could once again cannibalize the vote
P.K. vs. P.K.
One had a political coming-out, the other a hockey love-in with the sport’s most loyal fans. A tale of the tape between Pierre-Karl Péladeau and P.K. Subban.
Newsmaker of the day: Dennis Oland
Son to face trial for second-degree murder of his father, Richard Oland
Ugly nationalism? Not in Quebec.
A poet’s anti-immigrant rant, a speedy backlash and a sign of real change in Quebec