Canada is planning for a literal moonshot as soon as 2023
Politics Insider for Dec. 17: A Canadian will join a mission to orbit the moon, Carla Qualtrough admits the government’s mistakes and Santa Claus is declared an essential worker
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What’s in store for a post-Trump America? An Idaho town may have the answer.
Adnan R. Khan: Tens of millions of Americans are not about to give up on Donald Trump’s politics. Their support is rooted in a political current steeped in racism and inequality.
Canada’s foreign policy agenda in 2021
There will be a new goal in the coming year: getting ahead (and getting heard) in an unfriendly, chaotic world
May 2021 be the year land is once again refuge for Indigenous people
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson: During the pandemic, Indigenous people reconnected to their land, embracing bush life and learning to live in community with each other in times of trouble
Working from home thanks to COVID-19? The CRA has a new deduction for you.
Politics Insider for Dec. 16: The feds secure more vaccine as Ontario hospitals brace for the worst, Erin O’Toole fights the culture wars and what is Canada planning to do in outer space?
Carla Qualtrough hoped Canada would embrace Ottawa’s risk-taking Liberals. Did it work?
Employment Minister Carla Qualtrough talks about Canada’s pandemic programs, the mistakes that were made and why some Canadians will have to pay back CERB
The pandemic has offered a look at prison reform possibilities
Our Editorial: A quarter of all adult inmates in provincial prisons have been released since March and there’s been no noticeable crime uptick in said provinces. So, why not adopt these policies permanently?
10 pivotal First Nations rights disputes to watch in 2021
First Nations are demanding recognition of rights in a chain of potential flashpoints across the country
The workplace of the future will probably remain under surveillance
The pandemic unleashed new forms of digital employee surveillance that are likely here to stay
A cultural renaissance is blooming in Canada, led by Black and Indigenous artists
Laila El Mugammar: At its centre is public art, literature and more. The Canada emerging is one where I am visible.