This election will be won on citizenship issues. To our shame.
From expat voting rights to deporting terrorists and rejecting niqabs, this campaign has focused on the surprising question of who gets to be a citizen
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Why Canada should celebrate the Trans-Pacific Partnership
The editorial: Whatever the political ramifications, here’s why the TPP deal is a win for Canadians
Can those wearing a niqab vote in an election where the niqab’s a hot issue?
Wearing niqabs at the ballot box was an issue in past years. Will it become one again?
Q&A: Corb Lund, a hurtin’ Albertan on hurtin’ Alberta
He calls himself ‘politically à la carte.’ But Corb Lund has strong views on falling oil prices, hybrid cars, and what Alberta needs right now.
The one sentence that sums up the niqab ’debate’
Nestled in Justice Johanne Trudel’s 24-paragraph Federal Court of Appeal decision is a phrase that explains this whole sorry mess
Why can’t we get clean water to First Nation reserves?
Boil-water advisories are in place in 93 First Nations communities, for complex reasons—and Justin Trudeau’s five-year goal to end them may be ’unrealistic’
Cars, kids, and cats in the day that was on the campaign trail
Greasing the TPP trade deal, a slightly less-than-capacity campaign crowd, and introducing the Politicats in our recap of the day in #elxn42
Stephen Harper: One-on-one with CityNews
In a 15-minute one-on-one interview, Stephen Harper discusses the auto industry, the economy and the niqab
Do you know the name of Canada’s Prime Minister?
A viral video lampoons some Canadians who don’t know some of the basics about our country and politics. But it’d be cruel to mock too much.
Election Issues 2015: A Maclean’s primer on the niqab
Find out where each party stands on the Islamic veil.