A new 338Canada/Maclean’s projection: Battleground Ontario is tightening
Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservative lead holds, but with rising fortunes in Ontario the Liberals’ seat projection improves significantly
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The birds, the bees and the bonobos
Tabatha Southey: Mother bonobos really go out of their way to ensure their male offspring find the right sex partners. On this, the animal kingdom is divided.
What a trade war with China would do to Canada
Canada would survive a full-scale trade war with China, but it would offer a painful lesson on how much we now rely on that country
The meme-ification of Canadian politics
Matt Gurney: Just when it seemed our political discourse could not get worse, the parties have unleashed a new form of superficial messaging
Trudeau should try walking the walk on climate change
Andrew MacDougall: Instead of jetting off to the G20 to be a fly on the wall in the Trump-Xi show, the PM could have made a real statement at home
The Democrats in Miami, or half of them anyway
Paul Wells: The field seeking to take on Donald Trump is overcrowded. The first debate on Wednesday made clear that’s not such a bad thing.
The missing outrage from Canada’s political leaders on U.S. child ’torture facilities’
Anne Kingston: Maclean’s contacted the Canadian government and political party leaders to request statements on the U.S. incarceration of children. Answers ranged from indignation to silence.
Fentanyl at the click of a mouse
A Manitoba dealer who was caught after ordering fentanyl via the dark web shines a light on the drug’s supply chain
The Legion tells neo-Nazis to get lost
An extremist group now seeking to register as a political party held a meeting at a Legion hall in Saskatchewan. It won’t happen again, says the local executive director.
Drake’s climate change problem
As Canada declared a climate change emergency, Drake’s private jet was burning the equivalent of 25,000 lbs of coal above Toronto. It gets worse.