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For many Canadians, a non-religious face-covering used to signal danger or shame. Now going without one does.

Does Parliament really need to be all in-person? ’The pandemic has shown us that there are different ways of working,’ says cabinet minister Karina Gould.

Politics Insider for Aug. 6: The feds buy ’millions’ of eventual vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, the Tories want another WE probe and Jimmy K just won’t give up

Sol Mamakwa: Every day I enter Queen’s Park, I see paintings of Queen Elizabeth, the faces of former premiers, and speakers of the house. I see them, but they don’t see me.

Tom Mulcair: Justin Trudeau and Peter MacKay, Trudeau’s likely Conservative opponent in the next federal election, represent the same generation—one that has failed on the environment

The pandemic has shown that many of us can work at home. So employers and real estate experts are asking: post-COVID, how much room does a company really need?

Philippe J. Fournier: Canadian political polls tend to hit the mark, except when it comes to counting Conservative support in the West. What’s going wrong?

For a whole year, tourists have caught fleeting glimpses of a white-tailed deer marooned on a tiny island on the edge of the Horseshoe Falls. But don’t despair for the four-legged squatter.

Politics Insider for Aug. 5: The chief public health officer says a vaccine won’t erase COVID-19, Doug Ford changes his public image dramatically and buyer beware of certain Canadian-made hand sanitizer

Image of the Week: Matt Dumba’s anthem-kneel kicked off the playoffs—and an uncharacteristic flurry of self-examination