John Horgan: ’It doesn’t matter who owns the Kinder Morgan pipeline, the risks remain’
We will continue to fight for B.C.’s interests, and stand up for our people, our province, and our future, writes the B.C. premier
Canada
With Trudeau’s Trans Mountain deal, Alberta’s Ottawa-hates-us narrative is hard to justify
With the pipeline in federal hands, and Alberta politicians high-fiving each other, any antagonistic relationship will be hard to sustain
Who could possibly buy the Trans Mountain pipeline — and how soon?
Suitors would have to be big enough, and that leaves a scant few Canadian possibilities.
Bob Rae’s rise and fall as Ontario’s first NDP premier, as told through Maclean’s archives
It’s been nearly 25 years since Bob Rae left office, yet his controversial tenure continues to loom over this year’s election campaign
Why anti-elitism is such a potent force in the Ontario election
Whether it’s the NDP targeting ’big corporations’ or the PCs talking about Liberals who ’just think they’re better’, everyone is an elite now
Simplii and BMO say fraudsters may have accessed customer data
Two of Canada’s largest financial institutions warn that data breaches may have leaked the banking information of thousands of customers.
Alberta’s handful of anti-pipeline protesters wage a lonely war
In a province consumed by the fate of one oil pipeline, it isn’t easy being green
Halifax tried to hide Edward Cornwallis, but we found him
Strapped in a plywood box to a pair of rusting shipping containers is no way to treat the statue of a historical icon. Or is it?
What the Doug Ford tape really means—and what it doesn’t
Even if Ford merely helped fudge nomination papers, members should have questions about the quality of their party’s database.
Mississauga restaurant explosion injures 15
Two suspects, seen on security video, are wanted after a bomb blast at Bombay Bhel in Mississauga, Ont. injured 15 people.