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Robert Thirsk on his fears and why space is a moneymaker, part of our series in conversation with the Canadians who were once in space, or soon will be

A lot, it seems. A new poll puts his NDP miles ahead. Bad news for the Tories and even worse for Trudeau’s Liberals.

If we’re going to send humans to Mars, we’re going to need a new spacesuit. And that requires decades of inventing and testing—plus danger and hope.

An inside look at eight innovative space suits developed by NASA in the 1960s

The Tories had refined their recipe for a smooth rally down to a science. But maybe they’ll now need to vet even their most ardent defenders.

Stephen Harper’s former director of communications considers the clash between Conservative faithful and the Parliamentary Press Gallery

The PM’s promise to slash red tape is exactly what the Canadian Federation of Independent Business wants. That’s good politics and iffy policy.

Pharmacare, a seniors strategy, home care: All relegated to passing references. Evan Solomon on the missing heart of the election campaign

The Liberals’ double-talk narrative on Mulcair is catching on, but who’s the real linguistic flip-flopper?

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield reveals the cover he chose for the Maclean’s Space issue that he guest-edited, out now