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A European consulting firm has discovered a ’highly-connected’ Twitter hive that is attacking journalists who cover the royals

Andrew MacDougall: What’s needed is a calm and systematic destruction of Trudeau’s arguments. The Conservative leader is just now catching on.

Our editorial: A subtle shift appears to be taking place, in which perceptions of the application of political power are changing

David J. Bercuson and Barry Cooper imagine a future where western territories have split from Canada to escape the bureaucratic despotism of Ottawa

Jen Gerson: Twitter fights about pipeline politics, carbon taxes and culture wars are fashionable. But Alberta needs to think long-term—and not just hope for another boom.

Matt Gurney: The PM is taking fire from some unusual places, from the OECD to the NYT. These attacks will not be brushed off so easily.

Stephen Maher: The SNC-Lavalin affair raises more corrosive questions about the Prime Minister’s competence than his ethics 

Adnan R. Khan reports from Syria where normalcy is slowly returning after ISIS, but fear lingers. ‘People say they are everywhere, hiding and waiting.’

The NDP premier embraced the oil industry. There’s no sign yet that it’s enough to deliver her another victory this spring

Postal workers’ union calls for safety measures to address possible exposure