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Terry Glavin: It took the slaying of a celebrity journalist for western governments to face up to Saudi Arabia’s brutality. Are they outraged enough to pursue meaningful change?

Oct. 23: Team Trudeau goes to where the opposition to its carbon tax is strongest in order to win over voters with big cheques, even as Alberta’s Rachel Notley pitches Ottawa to spend big on oil-by-rail

More respondents were disappointed with the deal than pleased with it, meaning a presumptive plus for the Liberals could be a liability

John Tory handily won re-election as Toronto’s mayor. But whether measured blandness will be his political legacy is now up to him—and Doug Ford

Jason Kirby: Canada vowed that bailout loans to failing automakers in 2009 would have strings attached. Surprise, surprise: they did not.

Detailed results for Toronto’s 2018 municipal election

Before You Go: Mike Commito and his wife Chantal wanted their young child to have French as a mother tongue. But what would that mean for a father who’s hardly fluent?

Oct. 22: Scheer test drives his campaign by zeroing in on Trudeau’s broken deficit promise, while Trudeau should do himself a big favour and release the Mark Norman documents

Canada’s Lt.-Col. Rhonda Crew, 48, may not have won her cycling race. But she registered a personal best — and experienced the healing nature of the games.

Letters to the editor, Oct. 19, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on a tragic case of early-onset Alzheimer’s, the legalization of marijuana and Trans Mountain failures