Pyeongchang 2018: How can Patrick Chan fall and still finish first?
Believe it or not, it’s because figure-skating judging has gotten more honest
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The Colten Boushie case and a possible ’quick fix’ for the legal system
The lawyer for the family of Colten Boushie says ending the exclusion of Indigenous jurors can be swiftly accomplished—and Ottawa is listening
Gerald Stanley trial aftermath: How to avoid appointing all-white juries
A retired Supreme Court justice looked at ways to get more Indigenous people onto juries. Among his ideas: end ’discriminatory use of peremptory challenges.’
The U.S. Navy’s newest warship is stuck in the ice in Montreal
The $440 million USS Little Rock may be “sleek, agile and deadly”—but it’ll have to wait for the spring thaw to prove it
How you’re raised may affect whether you ask for a raise
Opinion: Salary negotiation is a game of language, which studies say is socialized early, along gender lines—putting women at a disadvantage
The modern Baby Boomer’s guide to dying
Robert McCrum’s Every Third Thought contemplates the endgame for a generation that’s changed everything it touches
Meet the woman who crafts Justin Trudeau’s image
As communications director in Justin Trudeau’s PMO, Kate Purchase’s job is to make the boss look good. It’s getting tougher.
Canada’s long road to the Colten Boushie verdict
Scott Gilmore on why Canada can’t afford to rely on the responses of reasonable leaders to end this national emergency
The Gerald Stanley verdict is a blow to reconciliation—and a terrifying one at that
Analysis: White Canadians must know this verdict deepens Indigenous peoples’ distrust in the system, which offers no justice to Colten Boushie
Donald Trump’s tweets about rising stock prices plotted against the market decline
Trump’s tweets boasting about rising stock prices look foolish now, which is why politicians wisely avoid commenting on the markets