Being Sacha Trudeau
For years, Justin Trudeau’s younger brother, Sacha, led an intensely private life. Not anymore.
Shannon Proudfoot
Why Canadian women are dominating in Rio
How scheduling, math and the Penny Oleksiak spark led to hardware for Canada’s female athletes
Selling a PM: The marketing of Justin Trudeau
The Prime Minister’s team pushes reams of official portraiture over social media, from mob scenes to intimate moments. What, exactly, are they selling us?
Canada’s MMIW inquiry begins with a glimmer of hope
Their fight no longer feels futile, say family members at the inquiry’s launch. ’It’s a beautiful day and we must rejoice in life.’
Women in politics: We’re not as equal as we think we are
’Because it’s 2015?’ Maybe not: Recent appointments paint an overly rosy picture of women in Canadian politics
Why Justin Trudeau shook up Canada’s diplomatic corps
Harper’s controversial appointees are out of the diplomatic corps. Unsexy federal bureaucrats are back.
What the Three Amigos agreed on at the North American summit
What Enrique Peña Nieto, Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama said about the environment, trade and movement of citizens
A cheat sheet for the Three Amigos summit
A quick guide to the relationships at play, the issues on the table and the likely outcomes of the North American Leaders’ Summit
What we’re not talking about in the assisted-dying debate
Why suicide researchers have a potentially important perspective on the debate over assisted dying
What psychology reveals about the Brexit vote
Shannon Proudfoot on a new study that sheds light on how attitudes toward immigration fit in with someone’s general sense of control over life