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Defying the courts by using the notwithstanding clause is a move straight out of the new populist playbook—and Ford has hinted he’ll do it again

Opinion: The court decision that struck Bill 5 down hinges on incoherent legal arguments, and goes beyond the bounds of a judicial ruling—and that’s dangerous

Scott Gilmore: The defence of supply management is shamelessly insulting and costly. So why will no political party do the right thing?

Terry Glavin: The tragic pattern of Russian barbarism, American duplicity and the Assad regime’s murderous cruelty is playing out once more—and no one is willing to stop it

Peter Shawn Taylor: Humiliations on the parquet floor linger long into adulthood and could even have public health consequences says a new study

The Canadian Alliance had lived on by name and logo thanks to Mexico’s Nueva Alianza. This week, that party too will cease to exist.

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale: ’That’s not an item that’s on the agenda at the moment’

Shteyngart: ’All our elites suck! From the bankers to the software people to the politicians, obviously. It’s the greediest, most selfish group in the history of this country.’

Justice Edward P. Belobaba ruled that Bill 5 ’substantially interfered’ with municipal candidates’ Charter right to free expression

Maclean’s fourth annual program rankings assess research and reputation in 10 popular areas in the sciences and social sciences.