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Barren store shelves will refill, and farmers will rebound in the short term, says food security expert Lenore Newman. But the system just can’t take disaster after disaster.

Not everyone in the Alberta premier’s party wants him gone, but believing he’ll hang onto the leadership and win another election requires some magical thinking

Politics Insider for Nov. 18, 2021: The Three Amigos reunite; Trudeau warns U.S. lawmakers on an EV tax credit; Manitoba drops its fight against the carbon tax

The Calgary Zoo has a pair of resident camels—and these humped mammals love to people-watch

Politics Insider for Nov. 17, 2021: The party begins to fray; a meet with Biden; and strong vaccination views

Shannon Proudfoot: Politicians have repeatedly referred to childcare as a mother’s problem, undercutting the essential fact that we all have skin in this game

Move over, Monopoly. Hop on the bus, Battleship. Today’s board games are more into nature and teamwork than money and war.

The B.C.-based filmmaker walked, hiked, paddled and snowshoed across Canada in what she calls an ’ecological and reconciliation pilgrimage’

Image of the Week: An unusually heavy ’atmospheric river’ drowned cars like this one and follows record-breaking wildfires earlier this year. The West Coast can’t catch a break.

Paul Wells: Without power or focus once again, the Conservative Party has been left disappointed—and alone with the voices in its head