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A dark day in Vanderhoof typifies the scene for thousands in the province as wildfires rage

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Before You Go: Elamin Abdelmahmoud’s daughter was given a name that was a gift as much as it was a burden—and both were by design

Photojournalist John Moore captures the many facets of the U.S.-Mexico border—from violence to train-top rides to detention

Opinion: Bernier’s warning about ’radical multiculturalism’ has outraged Canadians, including fellow Tories—and will test Scheer’s leadership of the post-Harper Conservative Party

Terry Glavin: Ottawa has much to gain by doubling down in defence of imprisoned activists. Why is it reduced to forelock-tugging and flattery?

Maclean’s Editorial: Canada is doing well on social-fluidity measures, like the ’Great Gatsby’ curve. But challenges remain—and so we beat on, boats against the current

Scott Gilmore: In the long list of problems facing Canada, multiculturalism doesn’t even make the top hundred. Let’s give Bernier’s rant a pass.

Opinion: A city resident-turned-farmer has seen firsthand how the understanding gap between farmers and consumers is growing, over issues like Roundup and more

Adnan R. Khan: From Turkey to Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia is known as a disruptive human rights abuser. Canada is not alone in its criticism.