Who pays to protect free speech on campus
A decision in January by the Alberta Court of Appeal could put the onus on universities to cover the costs of facilitating free speech
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A ’final attempt’ to save Confederation
Politics Insider for Feb. 21: The RCMP offers to leave Wet’suwet’en territory, Tory MPs publish the Buffalo Declaration and Chrystia Freeland applauds the NDP
Families betrayed by their own genes
Two books explore the DNA mutations that made two families highly susceptible to diseases like cancer and schizophrenia
Three Canadian senators in conversation with Paul Wells: Maclean’s Live
Denise Batters, Paula Simons and Jane Cordy sit down for a candid chat with Paul Wells. Watch the replay.
Scott Moe, man of action, convenes a conference call
Politics Insider for Feb. 20: The premiers want a chat with the Prime Minister, corporate America turns against capitalism and the Tories flirt with non-confidence in the government
Welcome to the era of woke capitalism
If greed is no longer good and American capitalism is dying—as so many billionaires and CEOs will now tell you—what comes next?
Why Canada needs an independent Indigenous human rights commission
Natan Obed: B.C.’s provincial UNDRIP law creates a self-reporting obligation, which has proven faulty in the Wet’suwet’en situation
Threats to security, health, public infrastructure—and other potential costs of Canada’s 5G rollout
David Zarnett: What are we willing to sacrifice in exchange for faster downloads and self-driving cars?
These protesters know more about Indigenous issues than their detractors claim
At an overnight street demonstration in support of Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs, Rachel Jansen finds the ’ignorance’ knock doesn’t stand up to fact
Can Jody Wilson-Raybould carry an olive branch?
Politics Insider for Feb. 19: An ’extraordinary’ day in Parliament, NAFTA faces a final hurdle and the Royals have their own Martha’s Vineyard