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Regulators have finally realized that Canada is addicted to debt, and are trying to limit the fallout. This is not a bad thing.

The songstress reflects on a long career ahead of her newest album, Now, coming out Sept. 29

Up against growing political opposition and user skepticism, Facebook pivots to transparency—in some form

Econ-o-metric: As a hot Canadian economy still shows signs of vulnerability, don’t expect interest rates to rise in the near future

Opinion: A veteran on how celebrating the sporting achievements of a few allows Canadians to forget about the plight of thousands of other former servicepeople

The driving force behind a small-screen adaptation of Atwood’s novel Alias Grace on the mystery of Grace Marks and Canadian TV’s diversity problem

As a tribute to Feschuk’s 12 years of keeping Canadians laughing, we’ve assembled some of his best columns from over the years.

Jeffrey Ansloos: Decolonization through abolition of the Indian Act is not ’modernization’—it’s political revolution. Does Ottawa have the stomach for it?

Paul Wells: Hassle and woe are the hallmarks of the opposition leader role. And the Tory leader seems to be finding that out the hard way.

Are we too fixated on Canada’s most famous pianist? And to what extent is Gould, an iconoclast back in the 1950s, truly relevant now?