Re-entry day, June 1: What Fort McMurray will look like
From the haze and smoke to toxic fridges and lack of drinking water, it will not just be emotion and relief that overwhelm returning residents
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Will Michael Chong succeed where Marco Rubio failed?
Chong’s pitch to Canadian Tories echoes Rubio’s to the U.S. GOP
Rapid-Fire Politics: Transgender rights, assisted death, Fort Mac fires
Evan Solomon looks ahead to a transgender rights bill poised to pass into law and a bill on doctor-assisted death that might not. He also keeps an eye on the Fort McMurray fires that are only getting bigger.
So many kindred spirits! The hunt for a new Anne of Green Gables
Some 800 Canadian girls want to be the new Anne Shirley. Tip number one: The hair is negotiable.
Trudeau apologizes for the 1914 Komagata Maru incident
The Prime Minister gave Canada’s formal apology for a dark incident in the country’s history
Watch: Justin Trudeau apologizes for 1914 Komagata Maru incident
The Prime Minister gave Canada’s formal apology for a dark incident in the country’s history
Lin-Manuel Miranda: ’Your stories are essential.’
Read what Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the smash Broadway hit ’Hamilton,’ told the University of Pennsylvania
What an opera review spiked by the National Post really tells us
A critic on the incident that has the international music world in a flap—and the troubling truth about art criticism in our times
Your brain is flawed, irrational and paranoid. That’s why it works.
The peculiarities that appear to make the human brain idiotic, says neuroscientist Dean Burnett, are part of what makes us function
Tricia Smith on how she’ll clean up the COC
Tricia Smith, head of the Canadian Olympic Committee, on repairing the COC, the track and field doping scandal and what’s ahead for Canadian athletes in Rio