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How we can produce the smartphones of the future

Politics Insider for Nov. 24: Pierre Poilievre’s rhetoric on ’The Great Reset’ is a ’mixed blessing,’ Don Iveson won’t go for a third term and a Wikipedia prankster in the federal bureaucracy

Procrastinating voters in B.C. will now know some early east-coast returns—and their late allegiances could tip the election outcome in the final hours

Kerry Buck: The power dynamics of the world are shifting rapidly. If Canada doesn’t switch gears soon, it could get left behind

Ottawa will pour billions into defence, Arctic development and nation-building, all the while facing off against power-hungry premiers. Outlandish deepfakes, meanwhile, will become a mainstay on social media.

Bill Tieleman finds various reasons to reject Nathan Cullen’s pursuit of joint nomination meetings. Note: Tieleman has endorsed...

Alice Funke takes apart the strategic voting movement.

Scott Young: Sweden’s unorthodox strategy has been rightly criticized, but it’s too early to condemn an approach that’s focused on the long game and public trust

The U.K. voted to leave the European Union before anyone knew what leaving meant. With two referendums, Alberta won’t make the same mistake.

As the 2019 federal campaign officially begins, the NDP leader faces the most pressure to perform—especially in the first leaders’ debate on Thursday