The nightmare cruise before Christmas
A dramatic retelling of a Melnyk family vacation, in collaboration with U.S. federal court documents
Opinion
Ontario sees the value of rapid tests for COVID—as ever, way too late
Patricia Treble: The delayed response is part of a frustrating pandemic pattern in Canada, where governments fail to recognize the blindingly obvious
What our longing for the ’before times’ reveals about our hopes and fears for 2022
Editorial: Will we revert to some semblance of the old normal in 2022? Should we want to?
Did the Liberals just promise a better foreign policy?
Adnan R. Khan: Canada’s foreign service is a mess. The Throne Speech suggests the Liberal government knows it.
’The donation of embryos is not equivalent to the donation of babies’
Letters to the editor, November 24, 2021: Readers weigh in on a new threat to Arctic narwhal, Canada’s lone bike theft sleuth, and what it means to be ’working class’
The Throne Speech was a lot like a stereotypical Christmas letter
Shannon Proudfoot: All this symbolism and positive spin, only to find out that by next year the roof will be blown off your house
Canada’s economy won’t prosper without climate change investments
Opinion: The B.C. floods remind us of the consequences of ignoring the need for investment into infrastructure
The new Diana film ‘Spencer’ may be gorgeous but it lacks tension
Royal expert Patricia Treble’s take on the latest Diana flick: The bones for a good film are all there but the end result is underwhelming. Plus, how closely did it follow what really happened?
Shelly Glover, the self-declared premier Manitoba doesn’t need
Jason Markusoff: To believe her claims about the provincial PC leadership vote, you have to believe a grand conspiracy took place in plain sight of its chief victim
A physician to his mom: ’The stress of life under the virus fell disproportionately onto you’
I used to take your hands for granted, Arjun V.K. Sharma writes, but they guided me through the pandemic