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Perimeter Public Lecture: How supercomputers help us see the fibres of the universe

Watch Phiala Shanahan speak live about what science has learned about the origins of mass, and the nuclear reactions that power the sun, on Nov. 7 at 7pm ET

Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Esi Edugyan

We asked the 2018 nominees: Who are you writing for, who is your imagined or intended reader?

Paul Dewar’s message to Parliament: ’Take off the armour of our political party’

’Imagine how different it would be if we put our swords down and our shields down for a moment. This is my proposition to you.’

The First World War brought the end of cavalry and the advent of the tank

The British invented the tank: an armoured vehicle that could roll over both wire and trenches. The problems, however, were many.

With stained glass and service, a Toronto church remembers the fallen

The walls and windows of St. Paul’s record its dead. Still, mysteries remain.

Max Kerman in conversation with Michael Lewis: On political worldviews and crafting stories

The Arkells frontman and the author of ’The Fifth Risk’ and ’Moneyball’ discuss American politics, the importance of good government, and the nature of the presidency

Who’s down with Maxime Bernier’s PPC? No crazies.

Andrew MacDougall: Bernier is clearly casting about for votes on the right fringe of politics, and pledge or not, in that direction embarrassment lies

Ottawa agrees to finally stop shortchanging veterans

Nov. 6: As the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI approaches, the Liberals and Conservatives agree to back an NDP motion that should ensure veterans actually get the money earmarked for them