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While the Meng case reveals a major fault line among Canadian thinkers, a second group has written to Trudeau urging the PM to defend the rule of law

Angela Wright: Over 100 American universities have contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense. This has allowed universities to procure grenade launchers, armoured vehicles and military assault rifles like the M-16.

Philippe J. Fournier: It’s been 30 years since an incumbent has faced such poor numbers, but the electoral college still works in Trump’s favour

With the initial stage of the epidemic slowing in many parts of the nation, here’s how provinces are planning to reopen

A string of calamities has revealed the resilience and sense of unity that Fort McMurray, Alta. spent decades building

Prohibition created the perfect storm for the mass incarceration of ethnic minorities, who’d been driven into the contraband trade through inequality of economic opportunity, then zealously policed for being involved

The award-winning playwright, actor and inaugural artistic director of Indigenous Theatre at the National Arts Centre sat down with senior writer Paul Wells

For my entire life I’ve had to conform to society in order to succeed. I’ve become a chameleon. Change will happen when the people in power are no longer afraid to put people of colour in key decision-making roles.

Hey mouth-breathers! Use your nose to boost your immune system, your circulation, your mood and even your sexual functioning

Politics Insider for June 24: Thirteen senators call for Magnitsky sanctions against China, Shopify lures wannabe Americans north to Canada and who attends Parliament the least?