Here’s how Quebec’s immigrant vote differs from the rest of Canada
A curious thing happens when newcomers to Canada cast their ballots in Quebec. We charted it out.
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Vladimir Putin’s new world order in the Middle East
By entering the Syrian civil war, Russia is asserting itself as a new power in the Middle East—at America’s expense. And everything will be worse for it.
What you need to know about the day that was in the election, Oct. 7
The NDP puts some attention where it is due, the Liberals get a gift and the Princess Warrior strikes again
Talking points: On Nobel prizing and future driving
Speed read the news with our Talking Points round-up, and sound like the smartest person in the room
Batter up! Thomas Mulcair steps up to the plate.
This October, our election season is looking a lot like baseball. And with two strikes, once-mighty Mulcair is up to bat. Will there be joy in Mudville?
Who gets to be Canadian?
A veiled Muslim? A native-born terrorist? How the campaign is distorting the true meaning of citizenship.
Paul Wells: What if Harper wins a minority?
If one party skates close to a majority without actually winning one, then what?
Feschuk: The Stephen Harper fear index
An A-Z guide of everything the PM tells us to be petrified of
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An ice-cold riding in Manitoba turns into a hot electoral fight
A rising Indigenous leader talking about Manitoba’s toughest issues is taking on the NDP in what should have been among its safest seats