Canada

Politics Insider for Oct. 27: Trudeau won’t commit to a key fiscal progress metric, the Liberals won’t commit to massive document disclosure, and is Parliament broken?

Canada has a new one-party province, the NDP’s struggles go on and other results of voting day on the Prairie

Image of the Week: B.C. election edition

Anxious voters keep rewarding incumbents, the Greens hang on and leadership questions weigh on the Liberals

Politics Insider for Oct. 23: The Liberals table more spending for parliamentary approval, the health minister pooh-poohs freedom of information and some Canadian travellers will soon avoid 14-day quarantine

Two Human Rights Watch experts describe how First Nations people are struggling to sustain traditional diets, as fish and wildlife become more difficult and dangerous to reach

Indigenous rock art can be found on thousands of cliffs and rock faces. Vandalism of these traditional paintings is so common that a handful of North American archaeologists specialize in removing graffiti from them.

Through a friendship with a disgraced New Brunswick lawyer and a possible real estate scam in 2010, Gabriel Wortman netted hundred of thousands of dollars

Politics Insider for Oct. 16: Cong Peiwu warns Canada against offering asylum to Hong Kong activists, Mi’kmaw fishers plead for help from the feds and sea otters are back with a vengeance

Politics Insider for Oct. 15: The points of friction between Canada and China mount, Ottawa’s poop offers a realtime glimpse into COVID-10 spread and the feds sell an ejection seat