Why the police have no business asking Drake for help
Opinion: The rapper’s perceived inaction after the killing of his friend speaks to systemic and institutional issues
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Rogers Writers’ Trust shortlist shows off accelerating diversity of CanLit
The Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize has historically recognized talent early. This year is no exception.
What is Chelsea Manning’s best chance of getting into Canada?
The word treason is seldom heard in Canadian courtrooms—so seldom that Manning could argue it’s defunct
NAFTA talks should stick to helping consumers and taxpayers, not pet clauses
Opinion: Free trade agreements like NAFTA have massively benefitted people. Here are three principles negotiators should keep in mind to ensure that continues.
Why the B.C. Speaker’s constituents are still speaking to him
Voters in the Liberal stronghold of Abbotsford South have every reason to be furious with Darryl Plecas. Lucky for him, they’re even madder at Christy Clark.
The cautionary tale of Germany’s growing far-right
Adnan R. Khan on why it’s not fascism or even racism that’s driving the surprising success of the German far right. Canada should take notice.
Two nuclear hotheads and a job for Justin Trudeau
Evan Solomon: The PM should have used his UN platform to tell the world Canada will broker peace between North Korea and the U.S.
Has Uber finally hit a regulatory wall?
Uber’s swift expansion has pitted it against governments for years. Most of the time, it wins. Now, things are different.
Rogers doubles financial award for Writers’ Trust Fiction prize
Over the past quarter century literary awards in Canada have loomed ever larger as sources of recognition and funding
Commander Spock, report to the PMO
The Trudeau government is announcing its new science advisor Tuesday, but scientists have a question: What’s the point?