Canada

Nov. 14: Journalists barred from attending finance minister’s speech in China, and the Great One’s ungrateful snub to his home country

Jason Markusoff: The 2026 Winter Games were seen as a quick fix for Calgary’s economic challenges. With a clear ’no’ vote, residents showed they have more lasting solutions in mind

The Great One was awarded Canada’s greatest civilian honour in 2009. But he hasn’t found time in his schedule to make the trip to Ottawa.

Nov. 13: Canada’s top spy travels to Turkey to hear tape of Saudi journalist’s brutal killing, and there’s plenty of blame to go around for the Tony Clement national security sexting scandal

The throat singer and author talks about changing attitudes in Canada, communicating without words and why she’s often poking fun at herself

Jen Gerson: The city’s 2026 Olympic bid is not a grassroots movement. And in this age of cynicism, it’s not what Calgary needs to move forward.

Nov. 12: Trudeau, Macron and Merkel push back at Trump’s isolationism and nationalism, while pressure builds on Canada’s finance minister to address competitiveness concerns

The mystery of why some men rush toward machine guns, instead of away. And the story of one young soldier who survived to have an ordinary life.

Image of the week: Photos of the PM riding a black horse to deliver an apology to the Tsilhqot’in people drew withering criticism—and some applause

We’ll livestream the scene at the war museum when a beam of light shines on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier