Erin O’Toole and Jason Kenney are both facing internal challenges to their leadership
Politics Insider for Nov. 16, 2021: Opponents move against Kenney and O’Toole; Alberta has a child-care plan; and Harper launches an investment fund
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Four weird and wonderful inventions sparked by the pandemic
From wind instrument covers to germ-killing robots, necessity was the mother of invention for these pandemic creations
Why Céline Dion is what we all need right now
Canada’s beloved pop star is the emotional defibrillator for this exact moment. And we’ve never needed her more.
The new Diana film ‘Spencer’ may be gorgeous but it lacks tension
Royal expert Patricia Treble’s take on the latest Diana flick: The bones for a good film are all there but the end result is underwhelming. Plus, how closely did it follow what really happened?
The final day of COP26 may yield a climate agreement set to disappoint
Politics Insider for Nov. 12, 2021: Fears from Glasgow; Remembrance Day precautions; and a big find in Newfoundland
What does it take to move a rotting whale carcass? Glute strength and Vicks VapoRub.
There is no creature more majestic than a blue whale, and few jobs less pleasant than getting rid of a deceased one that washed up on your public beach
Not enough sunlight at home? Start ‘cardening’—gardening in your car
A new term for taking one of our favourite pandemic-inspired pastimes on the road
How blockchain could revolutionize food supply chains—and lower your grocery bill
The technology could hold the key to logistical problems that drive up prices. But will it also entrench the food industry’s biggest players?
How Canada earned the world’s respect
The Canadian Army was created from almost nothing. Training, leadership and grit made it indispensable to the effort to win the First World War.
A B.C. mountain goat was the unlikely champion in a match against a grizzly
This mountain goat proved that in nature, as in human society, the underdog always has a fighting chance