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Kalli Anderson: ’Our government is essentially telling all the parents who are already at the very end of their ropes that the past three months have been fine’

Tom Mulcair: Singh could use all of his credibility and personal experiences with racism to persuade Justin Trudeau to challenge Quebec’s discriminatory Bill 21. That would be helpful.

Here’s what Disney+ subscribers should look out for in July. Hint: Hamilton the musical.

Politics Insider for Canada Day: A new trade deal comes to life, there’s still no public inquiry into the Nova Scotia shooting and Canada’s first-ever Muslim lieutenant governor

Jaime Weinman’s rundown of all the new shows and movies worth checking out this July on Netflix in Canada

Laila El Mugammar: Every time I stand for the Canadian national anthem, I think about the song’s composer, who founded a blackface minstrel troupe. What does it mean to sing the melody of a man who wore me as a costume?

The relationship between Marianne and Connell in Sally Rooney’s book was indeed very “sticky,” but I thought the writing didn’t do it justice, writes Dafna Izenberg

A surge of mail-in voting could sow chaos in this fall’s U.S. election, dividing the country and handing Donald Trump a pretext to cling to office if he loses

Some thought the Maison Busteed, built on unceded land, should have been preserved, others considered it a symbol of colonialism to be demolished. The decades-long argument recently came to an acrimonious end.

Politics Insider for June 30: The latest federal pandemic projections, Canadians side with Trudeau against China and should the feds do more to repatriate Canadians stuck in Syria?