Why the Liberals and Netflix don’t mix
Andrew MacDougall: The Liberals leaned in on Justin Trudeau’s appearance on the ’Patriot Act.’ But what was supposed to be a push for ’celebrity cool’ turned into one glorious disaster.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the U.K.’s sleepiest MP
Image of the Week: Jacob Rees-Mogg, a hardline social conservative-turned-meme machine, slouched his way through a Brexit debate in spectacular fashion
In the Canadian wilderness, the ultimate battle of the string quartets
Paul Wells: Every three years at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, young musicians battle to be named the top string quartet—and maybe win a career on a platter
Prince Harry must decide what kind of royal he wants to be
As Harry turns 35 and enters his new life as a married man and father, the royal superstar needs to figure out how independent he will be from the rest of the Windsors
Hong Kong protestors to democratic leaders: Stand up for us before it’s too late
’Hong Kong is the foreshadow of what will happen to the western world,’ warns one leading demonstrator. ’Whatever happens here is the first chapter’
Jason Kenney’s convenient blueprint to fix half of Alberta’s fiscal house
Of course the premier’s specially appointed panel gave him the answer he wanted. It had no choice.
Liberals and Conservatives are neck and neck
Andrew MacDougall: The deck has been stacked. All the more reason for Conservatives to stick to their campaign script—helping ordinary Canadians get ahead.
Why Albertans should stop voting Conservative
Max Fawcett: If Albertans want the rest of Canada to take their issues more seriously, they’ll have to do something even more radical than pushing for separation—stop voting Conservative
This week’s 338Canada projection: Is the NDP on the verge of collapse?
Philippe J. Fournier: In the best case scenario given the latest numbers, the NDP barely wins more than half of its 2015 seat total. Worst case, it risks losing official party status.
The problem with Joe Oliver’s soothing words on climate change
Stephen Maher: The former finance minister says Canada should focus on the good news about the climate crisis. His argument is thin and his position is conflicted.