Religious freedom is under assault. Will Canada be its champion?
The world stands by as Pakistan’s blasphemy laws claim lives and incite violence, opening the door to similar abuse around the world
Editor's Picks
’Our generation put a man on the moon. Millennials invented avocado toast and the selfie’
Letters to the editor, March 3, 2020: Readers weigh in on the new generational blame game, the quandary of equalization reform and the end of capitalism
A NATO ally is hurtling toward crisis. Should we care?
Adnan R. Khan: After its flirtations with Russia, Turkey now faces a foreign policy disaster in Syria. Can anything be done to save it?
The blockades no one talks about devastate Indigenous economies
Pam Palmater: A giant, well-enforced wall of laws and regulations has kept Indigenous peoples from hunting, fishing, fowling and gathering. Our traditional economies have been criminalized to maintain a non-Indigenous monopoly.
The terrorists are winning the ’War on Terror’
Adnan R. Khan: Eighteen years after 9/11, the world is fractured and in turmoil. That was Osama bin Laden’s plan all along.
Coronavirus in China: My travels through a land in lockdown
Ethan Lou: I went to China to see my grandfather, possibly for the last time. I didn’t know I had picked the worst possible time to go.
Amazon Prime Video in March 2020: What’s new
A roundup of March new releases from Amazon Prime Video
Justin Trudeau’s greatest test was a long time coming
Paul Wells: The February crisis presented the Prime Minister with the most challenging test of his career—and it did not at all come as a surprise
Justin Trudeau gets a standing ovation from ... a mining conference?
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A vibrant biography of explorer Radisson wins final RBC Taylor prize
Mark Bourrie’s chronicling of Pierre-Esprit Radisson includes cannibalism, a Caribbean shipwreck and the creation of the Hudson’s Bay Company