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The Crown is everywhere. So why don’t we understand it?
Court cases and royal tours are fuelling discussions—for better or worse—about the monarchy’s powers
How dumb is your home? How about your fridge, your garage, your air?
Scott Feschuk reports from the Consumer Electronics Show on problems you didn’t know you had
Why did they make that? The best and worst gadgets at CES 2016
Warning: these gadgets will soon enter your life, courtesy the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show
The laziest gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show
Scott Feschuk finds the toys that make our lives even easier than they already are
The merits of moonshot thinking
They’re extremely expensive. Some are destined to fail. But the benefits of so-called ’moonshots’ outweigh the risk.
Is Obama’s plan to cure cancer a ’moonshot’? Or a ’Pluto-shot’?
Joe Biden is ’mission control’ in a fight to cure cancer once and for all. Anne Kingston on why that is a flawed enterprise.
Life at $20 a barrel: What the oil crash means for Canada
As the price of crude plunges, and drags the loonie with it, the pain stretches far beyond the Alberta oil patch. What’s next for Canada’s economy?
The Tories may be down. But they’re definitely not out.
The Conservatives lost at the polls, but they’re well-positioned to come storming back. Martin Patriquin explains why.
Ted Cruz: Made in Canada
Before he was running for president, the Texas senator was little Felito from Calgary