Canada

Politics Insider for Sept. 15: The opposition parties say Liberals haven’t yet come knocking, Blaine Higgs wins big in New Brunswick and a former Liberal staffer goes viral after a gender reveal in Dubai

Canada’s government never needed to flee to the emergency headquarters as nuclear bombs fell from the sky. But the bunker was more than just an empty shell.

Canada’s military charm offensive south of the border is spearheaded by one Newfoundlander, a full battery and a love of poetry

Politics Insider for Sept. 11: The former finance minister violated the Elections Act, Wexit turns against Erin O’Toole, and Donald Trump retweets a joke at his own expense

After a judge forced historic Dawson City to fix its raw-sewage problem, the never-ending quest to build a system that works—and doesn’t bankrupt the place—has even Yukon’s premier saying ’WTF’

Politics Insider for Sept. 10: The rise and fall of WE Charity, Erin O’Toole hosts his first caucus meeting and a Canadian judge in B.C. has a problem with mice

Correctional Service Canada is trying to update its inmate tracking system, while the panel tasked to study solitary confinement is still waiting for any usable information

Politics Insider for Sept. 9: Erin O’Toole’s shadow cabinet revealed, the feds extend rent relief (a week late) for a final month, and Doug Ford is taking French lessons

Jacob Sansom and Morris Cardinal went on a hunting trip and never came back. The killing of the two Métis-Cree men deepens Indigenous peoples’ sense that their lives are less valued.

Black people who moved to Canada in the 1800s were promised land in Nova Scotia in exchange for staying loyal to the British crown. Instead, the province granted informal licences to live on the land, not own it.