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Nov. 9: Clement was aware someone was offering money for information about his inappropriate behaviour towards women since last summer. Plus: StatsCan takes a pause on its big data grab

A rare collection of correspondences between a soldier and his mother offer an intimate look at life at war—and at home

Opinion: The federal government is failing to truly deliver on its promises to veterans, and it’s doing so with less and less transparency

Robert Lewis’s new history of Ottawa’s press gallery offers lessons for the modern era, when the media is so often under attack

Kathy Page won the Rogers Writers’ Trust fiction prize, while the Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust nonfiction prize was awarded to Elizabeth Hay

Opinion: Ben Ferencz was 27 when he prosecuted Nazi death-squad leaders. He’s nearly 100 now—and knows we mustn’t lose faith in the rule of law

Nov. 8: After being booted from the Conservative caucus, does a Parliamentary investigation await Tony Clement? Plus, what the provincial backlash against the carbon tax says about Trudeau’s fumbling of intergovernmental relations

They hang in schools across the country, and often unnoticed: The ’For King and Country’ scrolls by the Group of Seven artist A.J. Casson

Allen Abel: Declaring victory by defeat, the president returns the Capitol to its regularly scheduled chaos

Here’s a look at what Canadian soldiers ate and drank to sustain their bodies—and First World War efforts. Many looked forward eagerly to their daily rum ration.