Justin Trudeau was right: you should cheer for the Senators
We set out to prove the Prime Minister wrong in drumming up support for the Ottawa Senators, the lone Canadian team left in the Stanley Cup playoffs. But the data says he’s right.
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In Nova Scotia, Stephen McNeil campaigns to shed his cloudy ways
A premier known for austerity measures tests his folksy side on the provincial election trail
Jagmeet Singh announces bid for NDP leadership
The young Ontario MPP has generated buzz since he came on the scene, including comparisons to Liberal leader Justin Trudeau.
One way forward, after Canadian media’s ’Appropriation Award’ fiasco
Now what? Andray Domise on what’s at stake in the wake of powerful Canadian editors and columnists calling for an ‘appropriation award’
Indigenous tenacity and new Charter rights could transform our courts
Canada 150 offers us a chance to see past Canadian law’s serene surface to tectonic shifts happening below
The Canada150 Quiz Countdown trivia test: Day 105!
What player has the second-most career points for a Canadian NHL player? If you know, you could win today’s prize!
New footage reveals what narwhals actually use their tusks for
Before this new video evidence, Canadian scientists could only theorize the purposes behind the narwhal’s iconic tusk.
Floodplain living isn’t a luxury. It’s a reality we have to deal with.
An Albertan who worked on flood recovery efforts in 2013 explains the problem with criticizing home owners for their ’river views’
What has become of my British Columbia?
How did British Columbia go from the stewardship of Amor de Cosmos, asks Hadani Ditmars, to Vancouver becoming an emptying hedge city?
Why the B.C. Green Party should be wary of a coalition
Andrew Weaver could be a kingmaker in British Columbia. But history and politics suggest that could be a poisoned chalice.