At the Prime Minister’s mom’s ’crazy,’ charming one woman show
Margaret Trudeau’s early life was burned by the spotlight. Her Chicago show is an exercise in directing it, drawing on lessons from the Queen to Castro to life with Pierre
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How liberal democrats can save America, slowly but surely, from Trump
Adam Gopnik argues compromise is a ’fighting word’ for liberals who need to be simultaneously radical and realistic
Who may have broken the law in the SNC-Lavalin affair?
Opinion: The common claim that nothing illegal took place overlooks a multitude of laws, codes and conventions that might apply. Where the evidence is clear, the authorities should charge and prosecute.
The new NAFTA is in danger of dying—from lack of interest in Washington
Replacing what Trump once called ’the worst trade deal ever made’ is taking a back seat to other interests—like impeaching the president
Which Canadian universities best prepare you for employment?
We asked 23,000 students across the country whether their university education is preparing them for the working world. The top schools may surprise you
Why this stunning dinosaur fossil discovery has scientists stomping mad
A budding paleontologist’s description of the ’Holy Grail’ of fossil finds in a New Yorker feature has prompted widespread criticism
Alberta’s straight-talking, belligerent statesman launches his own era
Jen Gerson: Alberta has more than its fair share of political legends. Whether he’s hero or villain—and he’ll probably be both—Jason Kenney could be next.
How software company D2L revolutionized the way classrooms function
When five twentysomethings founded D2L, technology was everywhere—except the classroom. So they decided to reboot the education system.
Can Canadian soldiers stop the next Iraq insurgency?
The race is on to prepare Iraq for a whole new deadly insurgency led by ISIS fighters, and Canadian soldiers are in the middle of it
How dairy farmer Bloyce Thompson became the real star of P.E.I.’s election
The farmer with a sense of humour, a knack for publicity and a love for cows (and cow photography) toppled the province’s former premier, Wade MacLauchlan.