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The People magazine cover story, in which her best friends ’break their silence,’ could do long-term PR damage

Sprinkled through her recent speeches are strong hints of frustration about the pace of change and resentment at feeling sidelined at the cabinet table

Adnan R. Khan: Politicians chant ’U.S.A.!’ But the reality is plain: average education, poor health care and infrastructure, average incomes, moderate happiness.

The Tory leader sets his stories of childhood without much money against Trudeau’s ’vast fortune.’ But the two might have quite a lot in common.

Opinion: With Latin, K-Pop and Bollywood artists having huge influence around the globe, the Grammy Awards need a rethink to become relevant again

A young woman and her father clash over what it means to fight the powers that be—and correct injustice

Paul Wells: What’s alleged in today’s Globe story is not just plausible, it points to bigger PMO problems. And it’s the sort of thing that can destroy governments.

Stephen Maher: The recent leaking of a draft bill by the Ontario NDP was amateurish in the extreme. Here’s how these things are supposed to work.

Nursing homes and long-term care facilities were not known as hotbeds of tech innovation. This Canadian company changed an entire industry’s mindset.

Bill Morneau’s next budget is likely to tackle skills training for an economy that’s leaving workers behind