Helping French students get a jump on trades training
A new partnership gives French students a head start
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How Trudeau would work with a Trump presidency
The PM on the U.S. election: ’I look forward to working with whoever gets elected’
Seeking justice for Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin’s only daughter
Rosemary Sullivan’s biography on a sad, remarkable life has won the 2016 RBC Taylor Prize
Gary Schellenberg, 1966-2016
A mechanic with a memorable laugh, he devoted his free time to his children, fishing and hunting at their remote family cabin
Why Israel is so successful at building tech companies
Israel’s chief scientist explains why the country has the highest concentration of startups in the world. Are there lessons for Canada?
The booming market in books for Muslim children
A new imprint focusing on Muslim stories for kids will give writers like Canada’s Rukhsana Khan a chance to reach an underserved population
Why do so many jihadis have engineering degrees?
Two researchers comb through the records and discover that religious faith doesn’t drive Islamist terrorism
The West’s staunchest ally against ISIS is fighting on empty
Kurdish peshmerga forces are fighting off Islamic State. But with oil wealth drying up, an even bigger threat is spreading.
How Ottawa and the provinces can unite around climate change
As Trudeau prepares to meet with the provinces this week to discuss a national climate change plan, the big question is around what role Ottawa will play
Why do the Liberals insist on projecting a deficit for this year?
Economist Stephen Gordon has studied Ottawa’s finances and sees a surplus for 2015-16. Are the Liberals playing ’silly games’ with their deficit talk?