Canada

Four political scientists examine the government’s new Supreme Court appointment process from all angles, finding both upside and downsides

With public pot smoking on the rise—along with complaints about the smell—we work with a pro smeller to find the science behind that aroma

The government’s Supreme Court appointments policy improves what has typically been an opaque process—but it’s not perfect.

The U.S. president once said of the PM that he never wanted ‘to see that boring son of a bitch again’

How many Indigenous people are in positions of power in Saskatchewan? We surveyed 265 of the most powerful people in the province. The results are shocking.

We must wait quietly and respectfully for the SIU to produce all the facts into the death of Abdirahman Abdi, right? This is a tall order

Why did the Quebec government hand millions to an emission-belching, billionaire-owned cement factory?

A debate rages: Should people with depression be allowed in jobs with life-or-death responsibilities?

It’s not just the ’Lone Wolf’ Tenor—hijacking public events to further a political cause has a long history

From 2016: The little town that became a CanRock Valhalla isn’t entirely the Hip’s oasis—but its true beauty reveals itself one star at a time