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I spent years spouting conspiracy theories about vaccines. Now, as measles rages in my home of Alberta, I’m trying to convince vax-hesitant parents to inoculate their kids.

For years, low interest rates fuelled a big-city condo-flipping frenzy. Profits got bigger and condos got smaller. Now the bubble has popped, leaving behind thousands of unsellable, unlivable units.

Canada’s nightmarish opioid crisis has renewed calls for involuntary drug treatment. Does the government have a right to force users to get help?

A bucket list of homegrown restaurants, chefs and dishes to experience this summer

A growing number of millennials and Gen Zers are turning to the right in their bid for a better future. Here, five first-time voters share why they’re picking Poilievre.

The people, industries and institutions that will benefit from a Poilievre victory

The ruthless tactician behind Pierre Poilievre’s campaign has spent decades shaping Canadian conservatism from behind the scenes. This year’s election will be her greatest achievement—or her undoing.

When I set out to photograph college students in Sarnia, I found a small city transformed by international arrivals

Millions of Canadians are turning to the zodiac to understand the world and their place in it

Twenty-five bold, entirely doable ways to make Canada affordable again