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A look at Leonard Cohen’s remarkable later years, a fairy-tale redemption that masked the darkness that truly defined his career

Leonard Cohen’s beloved Montreal went beyond the neighbourhoods of his youth, beyond the Jewish quarters in Westmount

A closer look at the data girding a major new peer-reviewed study about the nature of successful—and failing—churches

Scott Gilmore on spotting cynical opportunists in the Tory leadership race

Evan Solomon on the danger of dismissing Trump’s rhetoric

From 2016: Mainline Protestant churches that focus on the Gospel and prayer are growing, while those that don’t are in decline

From 2016: Brian D. Johnson on the private and permanent connections Leonard Cohen’s fans felt for him

Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall on a week—a year—that has sapped so many, and how losing Leonard Cohen urges us to stay strong

Even with Trump’s victory, a smart, well-designed carbon pricing policy that addresses competitiveness concerns still makes economic and environmental sense

After a tough election loss and a tougher party convention, Tom Mulcair got right back to work in the House of Commons