Why a fancy, feel-good women’s summit is what the world needed
Women of power, influence and—yes—privilege gathered recently in Manhattan. As Anne Kingston writes, their show of strength could not be more timely.
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How provinces can help Canada meet its emissions target
New research shows Canada has the tools in place to meet its climate commitment at a relatively modest cost to the economy, but the provinces could do more
Saying goodbye to minor hockey, lunatic parents, and that smell
Scott Feschuk bids farewell to the world of minor hockey: crazy hockey parents, $300 sticks and a locker-room stench worse than a perspiring sasquatch
1 Ottawa school + 110 refugee children = new life lessons
How Ottawa’s Carson Grove Elementary embraced scores of new students—all of them refugee children from Syria
Feist returns, finding ’Pleasure’ in uncertainty
After years of darkness, the enigmatic Leslie Feist re-emerges, facing up to herself to produce an intimate, intentional album
Why the B.C. Liberals and NDP are both wrong about bridge tolls
Scrapping bridge tolls may win votes, but it will worsen congestion. The next B.C. government should pursue a regional plan for tackling congestion instead.
Want better science? Listen to scientists.
David Naylor’s report on science research has some key—and probably unwelcome—discoveries for the Trudeau government
Donald Trump takes the court, one chair at a time
Daily Trump Tracker: A Supreme seat for Gorsuch and Pulitzers for reporting on Trump
Why baseball lends itself to philosophical speculation
Author Mark Kingwell calls baseball ’a game...whose main feature is inaction punctuated by outbursts’
Barbara Gowdy’s mantra: ‘Just lie on your back and write’
Despite chronic pain, the author delivers another Gowdyesque novel, replete with absurdist humour