Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Arctic sea-ice melt has led to collapsed hillsides that morph into rivers of mud, and displaced animals in strange places. Can anyone predict what’s next?

This group has more Ontarians and far less Prairie representation. And it’s just a little older, on average.

Only 62 ridings changed hands on election night, and Liberals won many of the same voters as 2015. A deep dive into Statistics Canada shows where the Tories fell short.

We break down the results by gender and age, how many Indigenous people and racialized Canadians were elected—and how many rookies and returnees are on the way to Ottawa

We found seven moments to remember from the debate—one for each leader and then one in which every leader had something to say

The NDP’s Brian Masse has held his riding in Windsor, Ont., for 17 years. Now the Liberals have a star candidate in Sandra Pupatello. The race between these two popular politicians is a key contest.

John Stuart Durrant, Russia’s east-coast honorary consul, will soon accept one of Moscow’s highest honours. In tense bilateral times, the longtime academic steers clear of politics

This campaign isn’t being fought in bedrock Conservative Canada. If you’re a right-leaning voter in a safe riding, don’t expect a bus to roll up near you.

Andrew Scheer, Elizabeth May and Jagmeet Singh challenged each other on big, powerful issues—and, of course, directed fire at the prime minister who wasn’t in the room

Where each of the parties stand on Canada’s place in a fraught global landscape—and what, among so many competing issues, are their priorities