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Prime Minister David Cameron is suddenly locked in a very personal battle as Britain’s ’neverendum’ gets under way

Americans are displaying their political preferences on their sleeves—and their shirts, their licence plates, their tattoos, and their hair

America’s pundit proxy election is making for bitter politics, but very entertaining TV

From giving up their own businesses to settling for charity-level salaries, here’s how Canadians are stepping up

Pipelines, pricing carbon, and profiting during the ’transition’ off fossil fuels: The quotes to know from the First Ministers’ meeting

Despite the low loonie and the hype around the foreign takeovers of Rexall and Rona, Canadian companies are cross-border shopping in a big way, too

The Republican Establishment dismisses Trump—until it endorses him. Can he take hold of the party?

Canada has welcomed 25,000 Syrian refugees to our country. Here are their new hometowns.

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Speed read the news with our Talking Points round-up—our short takes on the week’s news—and sound like the smartest person in the room.