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Opinion: Despite a policy overhaul, the 2018 budget has set out virtually no new spending for the fundamentals of Canada’s military. That’s a problem.

But in his new book Enlightenment Now, Pinker warns authoritarian populism on the right, and repressiveness on the left, could thwart progress

The author of ’Shrewed’ contends we’re at a historic moment in gender relations, and there’s no going back

Jason Kenney’s inexorable rise in Alberta politics has been more difficult than it looked. Can he close the deal?

Falling home prices in the suburbs of Toronto offer a cautionary tale of what would happen in a larger collapse. Will it be different from past slumps?

In an Oscars ceremony that capped off Hollywood’s annus horribilis, it’s no great shock that Best Picture went to a comfortable, inoffensive morality tale

Opinion: With a few exceptions, the first Oscars of the #MeToo era largely awarded, or was otherwise silent about, men variously accused of abuse

Stock markets can erase national debt? Trump invented a decades-old economic theory last year? On both counts, not so much.

Terry Glavin: With the PM’s endorsement, a hackneyed and reckless Indian spy-story genre is suddenly flourishing in and around Ottawa

The 2018 Oscars skated past and paved over its Best Picture mix-up last year—a reminder of its broader instinct toward conservatism