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Philippe J. Fournier: A regional breakdown of the results across the country this week point to tight race and a minority government scenario

Allen Abel in Washington: 50 years after the incredible Apollo 11 mission, Trump was in the Oval Office, his head in the stars but no further ahead

Paul Wells: What Canadians would like to see from their leaders is not bulls in china shops, but grown-ups. On the Food Guide fight, they fail.

Matt Gurney: The Chinese company’s newest ad was meant to deliver a feel-good message. It is not going over well.

Philippe J. Fournier: A raft of new polls have come out with diverging scenarios. A key takeaway: keep your eye on the big picture.

In B.C., Alberta and beyond, forest fires are getting larger and way more difficult to handle. Get used to it.

Image of the week: Four U.S. congresswomen have got the best of the U.S. president, and their reaction to his racist tweets says it all

Scott Gilmore: Thirty years ago, it was easy to believe when Reagan said that America was a ’beacon of freedom’. Nobody’s buying it today.

Prajakta Dhopade: Trudeau’s response to Trump’s racist tweets—that Canada is different—is almost believable, but ultimately naive

Terry Glavin: Ottawa has been focused on cyber-meddling. But consider the case of John McCallum for a glimpse at a more present danger.