Elizabeth May is here to stay
May on her plans for the Greens and accusations of anti-semitism in the party
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Nikki Wiart
Nikki is a writer whose head is in Ottawa, but whose heart remains in the Prairies. Her favourite topics to write about are agricultural policy, indigenous issues, and death culture—a group of interests her editors said was the strangest they’ve heard yet.
Justin Trudeau takes in the Tragically Hip show
Justin Trudeau took in the Hip in Kingston, but he’s not the only politicians to take in the tour
Fifteen other ways Philpott could travel for $1,700
How the health minister could have travelled for what she paid a limo to take her around the GTA
Why Canada has so few supervised injection sites
Critics say an onerous application process means waiting years
The terrible trend of bombing hospitals
Another MSF hospital is hit – this time in Yemen. Is this the end of medical care in war-torn countries?
How Mark Critch photobombed the prime minister
Comedian Mark Critch says Justin Trudeau "may have been upset that I got to take my shirt off before he did."
Here’s what happened at the Green convention
From electoral reform to the conflict in Israel—points of interest from the Green Party’s biennial convention
Pollster offers Green Party five election takeaways
Some blue-sky thinking for the Greens from EKOS CEO Frank Graves
For the record: What Elizabeth May said on Saturday in Ottawa
Elizabeth May on climate, voting, TPP: ’We need to step up as Canadians’
The Greens want electoral reform. It’s no surprise why.
The Liberals promised to change the way we vote. At its biennial convention, the Green Party is making its case for proportional representation.