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Stephen Maher: Bannon should be challenged over his weak ideas. But the defender of liberalism chosen for this event is Frum, who is not a liberal.

The release of a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy has riled up conservatives and shown just how much power they hold over the country

In an excerpt from his new memoir, Phil Lind recalls one of the biggest fights of his career

Nov. 2: Support for a carbon tax has increased in the wake of the Trudeau government’s announcement about rebate cheques, and Saskatchewan saw the biggest gain

In a rare interview, the multitalented artist talks about raising better boys, the politics that informed her new album ’Walls’, and how she inspired Pierre Trudeau

Opinion: PFAS chemicals are toxic, likely already in our bodies, and will outlive us—and while research continues, towns in Michigan and beyond are finding them in their water

Opinion: A reformed white supremacist on what’s changed since she helped put the Heritage Front’s leader behind bars, and how we can stop this sickness from spreading

Before You Go: When her mum died, Ishani Nath and her dad became closer, talking like never before. The one thing they’ve avoided: what if he wanted to date again?

Canada’s war finally ended in Mons, Belgium, the scene of the first skirmishes between British and German troops in 1914.

Nov. 1: A review of the perks provided to former governors general should be just the start of a push for more accountability at Rideau Hall, while a privacy investigation has been launched into StatsCan’s data grab