The debate over the Al Franken case reveals #MeToo’s touchy divideAnne Kingston: We’re watching the emergence of a dangerous ’bad-enough-to-report’ threshold before women (or men) should be taken seriously
The plan to save Canada’s rapidly-melting Arctic iceThe Trudeau government has bowed to years of persuasion by Inuit and has declared a marine protected area in the Far North
These stranded B.C. salmon are in good handsImage of the Week: A rockslide on the Fraser River cut off the fish from their spawning grounds, inspiring an inventive—and Herculean—rescue effort
Nobody likes sick notes anymore. Why won’t they go away?Doctors are getting sick of sick notes, and some are starting to charge the employers who ask for them
This Ontario town is trying to be Canada’s first carbon-neutral communityThe tiny village of Eden Mills is closing in on its goal, proving what collective action can achieve
Why we can’t shake our carbon-emitting habits, even as the world burnsIf we know the situation is dire, why is it so hard to change our habits? Oh, 37 different reasons.
Climate change is making wildfires in Canada bigger, hotter and more dangerousIn B.C., Alberta and beyond, forest fires are getting larger and way more difficult to handle. Get used to it.
Where I come fromPrajakta Dhopade: Trudeau’s response to Trump’s racist tweets—that Canada is different—is almost believable, but ultimately naive
What does it mean to be working class in Canada?Socio-economic lines are often erased or ignored in Canada. Here’s how I came to see my working class roots clearly.
I watched Unplanned so you don’t have toAnne Kingston: Watching an American evangelical movie is now part of covering Canadian politics. Let that sink in.