Canada

From heroism to incompetence, the Canadian officers that William Nicholson painted stand in for the full range of wartime experience

Nov. 9: Clement was aware someone was offering money for information about his inappropriate behaviour towards women since last summer. Plus: StatsCan takes a pause on its big data grab

Kathy Page won the Rogers Writers’ Trust fiction prize, while the Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust nonfiction prize was awarded to Elizabeth Hay

Nov. 8: After being booted from the Conservative caucus, does a Parliamentary investigation await Tony Clement? Plus, what the provincial backlash against the carbon tax says about Trudeau’s fumbling of intergovernmental relations

Many readers have asked for help finding a particular cover—or the family of a soldier. We’ll try to help.

Powerful conservative leaders from across the country are suddenly united against Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax plan. And they’re spoiling for a fight.

Nov. 7: An extortion attempt against Clement after he sent sexually explicit images also puts a spotlight on national security oversight, plus a look at what a Democratic House means for Trump and the trade deal

The British invented the tank: an armoured vehicle that could roll over both wire and trenches. The problems, however, were many.

The walls and windows of St. Paul’s record its dead. Still, mysteries remain.

Nov. 6: As the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI approaches, the Liberals and Conservatives agree to back an NDP motion that should ensure veterans actually get the money earmarked for them