Why race and immigration are a gathering storm in Canadian politics
Terry Glavin: Fears of a surge in anti-immigrant attitude and bigotry are misplaced. The real problem is that such sentiment has consolidated around one political party—the Tories
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P.E.I. election 2019: Live results and district-by-district vote counts
Live, detailed results for Prince Edward Island’s 2019 provincial election
Bright red P.E.I. on track for Green shift
Politics Insider for April 23: All eyes on P.E.I. Greens, cracks in the PMO, and Trudeau gets the Simpsons treatment
Elizabeth May’s #bigfatgreenwedding
O! how this spring of love resembleth/The uncertain glory of an April day!
Prince Edward Island, where two lost lives matter more than politics
The Green Party’s anticipated breakthrough has taken a back seat to everyone’s grief at the deaths of candidate Josh Underhay and his young son Oliver
Quality wigs are in high demand—and prone to theft
Eva & Co. Wigs, a Vancouver specialty wig store, has experienced three break-ins over four years. Its human-hair wigs sell for between $2,500 and $3,500 each.
The rise of an uncaring Canada
Andray Domise: What’s behind hardening attitudes towards migrants? Some basic ignorance about the life of refugees and the reality of immigration in this country.
Why does Canada now have no women premiers? Because it’s 2019
Anne Kingston: The Trudeau government could have paved the way to more women in office had it honoured its election promise to reform the electoral system
Why Jason Kenney’s workaholic style may not work when he’s premier
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 18: Dying on every hill, Kenney’s one-man Department of Micromanagement, and more
Is it time for a strategic retreat from carbon pricing?
A policy designed to appeal to conservatives has united them against climate-change action. For the sake of the planet, we should move on