Editor's Picks

Olympic swimmer Katerine Savard hoped to walk the red carpet at the premiere of her film in Cannes, then make her final bid for gold at the summer games in Tokyo. COVID-19 had other plans.

Image of the Week: Not long ago, teeing off on his coach over a racially charged photo might have derailed the career of a young running back. This time, it was the coach scrambling to keep his job.

In cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary, where condo dwellers and office-goers rely on elevators as the first and last leg of their commutes, a ride on the lift has become a risk rather than an inconvenience

Politics Insider for June 16: Abacus Data looks south of the border for voter insight, two big Navy ships cost so much more than a decade ago and Canada Day goes virtual

Peanut butter bread, anyone? The recipe’s leap from the pages of a vintage Canadian cookbook to internet fame was the work of Torontonian Glen Powell, star of the YouTube channel Glen & Friends Cooking.

Philippe J. Fournier: While Jason Kenney’s party has shed some support in the past year, it’s still sitting safely in majority territory

Shannon Gormley: Countries such as Canada have waited for Beijing to come around, but the territories closest to the mainland, and thus in gravest danger from its overreaches, have run out of time

Paul Wells: Trudeau’s Liberals sense opportunity in the current crisis. Their track record with ’innovation’ suggests another reality: complex problems are a slog.

The premier is set to announce whether regions like Toronto and York can proceed to Stage 2 of reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic

Philippe J. Fournier: The Liberals have picked up the most support lately in B.C., and widened their lead in Ontario. The Tories remain out of contention.