Justin Trudeau’s speech to the Liberal Convention a rehearsal for 2019 election
Trudeau didn’t apologize for any mistakes on Saturday, but he has tweaked his tone from crowd-pleasing in 2015 to crowd-appeasing now.
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Justin Trudeau tells convention the Conservatives are still "Harper’s party": speech transcript
Trudeau: ’The politics of fear and division have been emboldened by successful campaigns elsewhere in the world to divide people against one another’
Instead of policy, Gerald Butts and David Axelrod ponder the meaning of political life
The PM’s advisor and the former advisor to Barack Obama met at the Liberal convention to talk about their lives, jobs and the value of attack ads
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau’s convention speech: "You can count on us, Justin and I"
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A universal basic income in Canada is more realistic than you think
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Can the Liberal national convention in Halifax boost morale?
The slumping party is gathering in Halifax—far from pipeline troubles out West—with a focus more on rallying the troops than making policy
Why are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle getting married at Windsor Castle?
Prince William and Kate’s wedding was a massive affair. But the intimate setting of St. George’s Chapel, inside Windsor Castle, has a lot going for it
Why a lot of B.C. skiers are kissing Whistler goodbye
A takeover by a U.S. giant Vail Resorts drove prices from high to stratospheric, say Vancouver snow mavens. Then there’s the whole Fahrenheit thing.
Letting kids roam: What’s allowed, where, and at what age
Leaving kids unsupervised is a legal grey area. But in some places—like airplane cabins and the parking lots of Quebec—the rules are hard and fast
Alexandre Bissonnette’s loved ones missed the signs. We can’t make that mistake again.
Opinion: A reformed white supremacist on how easy it is to disregard clues of radicalization—just as they were with the man who killed six in a Quebec City mosque