Editor's Picks

The NCC is revising the design of a controversial monument. John Geddes explains why it’s unlikely to sway those who find the idea unthinkable

Jaime Weinman on the latest spate of negative ads from third-party political-action groups, and why one is better than the other

Special holidays like Father’s Day and Thanksgiving are a perfect time to manipulate voters

Award-winning author Joseph Boyden writes about truth, reconciliation, and a callous, uncaring government response

Friendship in the face of evil is the key to most children’s films. But Pixar’s ’Inside Out’ ignores the formula—to huge success

By criticizing cuts to culture and ’centralization,’ Justin Trudeau is trying to win over Quebec. It’s a trickier proposition than it used to be.

A roundup of victories, tragedies, triumphs, disappointments, and the names making news—good or bad—this week

Islamic State is losing control of the Turkish-Syrian border that it needs. And with its lifeline cut off, a ‘Day of Judgment’ looms.

With famous artists in tow, did the iconoclastic Byrne succeed in introducing colour guard to the urban masses at Toronto’s Luminato Festival?

The hit film from the director of ’Up’ revives Pixar’s simple but winning formula: originality