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Scott Gilmore: The drama of the century is building towards its final act, as the depths of Trump’s troubles become clear—but how it ends is far from certain

Christina Gonzales: The reporting of Trudeau’s blackface shed light on one of Canada’s biggest diversity challenges—there aren’t enough people of colour in journalism

Ritika Goel: Let’s stop talking about whether Justin Trudeau is racist and examine the policy platforms of each party instead

In week 1, the Liberals spent as much as $148,947. The Tories, meanwhile, are not as sold on Facebook and are turning to the phones, documents suggest.

Scott Gilmore: An impeachment trial will present Trump’s endless scandals as parts of a larger message that the public cannot ignore: the president is unfit

John Geddes: As Trump keeps going lower, out-of-fashion theorist Northrop Frye explains all the shrieking—and even shows a way past it to democratic renewal

David Moscrop: What’s on the line when someone in whom public trust is placed fails to react appropriately to shame?

The Conservatives and the Liberals have both rolled out policies meant to address housing affordability for new buyers. They don’t really work.

Natan Obed: From housing to climate change, Inuit experience profound inequities compared to most other Canadians. What will each party do to address this?

In a new poll, Ekos finds the Liberals at first lost a lot of votes, then started to gradually gain them back