SocietyArvid Grotlin Chalmers, 1947-2016He was a natural performer with an ear for music and jokes. When tragedy or trouble struck, he would turn to the stage.
WashingtonTrudeau gets his turn to recast the Canada-U.S. relationshipPaul Wells on what to watch in Washington
CanadaPanda-mania leaves PM’s new Trudeaumania in the dustTrudeau, Wynne, and Tory gather at the Toronto Zoo for a very important panda-naming ceremony
PhotoPolitical panda-monium: Black and white unites left and rightPandas cross all political lines, so China’s deployed some bearish diplomacy tactics
Economic analysisWhat 20 years of the gender wage gap looks like in CanadaDespite growing awareness of the wage gap between men and women, little progress has been made over the last two decades to close it
CanadaHow Kim Cattrall got a date with Pierre TrudeauAmid a 60 Minutes controversy over a photo mix-up, we dug into the archives to hear from Kim Cattrall on how she met P.E.T.
TelevisionDownton Abbey, by the numbersSix seasons. One show. With Downton Abbey’s finale in the books, a look back at the series’ run
BooksRosemary Sullivan wins the prestigious 2016 RBC Taylor PrizeAnother award, another win for the biography of Joseph Stalin’s daughter penned by Sullivan, who thanked Stalin’s granddaughter for the access
BusinessWhy Canada’s cement industry is crumblingClimate change rules and new competition are creating big problems for Canada’s cement industry
TelevisionTying up the Downton Abbey finale’s eight plots—and the seriesThe grand soap opera ends as it begins: with the classes together, but separate