Editor's Picks

Anne Kingston: The abortion issue is sucking oxygen from the Greens campaign at a time when millions are marching in the streets to protest government inaction on the climate crisis

Sometimes America resembles the alternate reality the president inhabits—like when a room full young black people showers him in adoration

In government, stupid things sometimes happen, an internal report on the Waseem Ramli affair shows. But this was one case where they shouldn’t have.

Jason Markusoff: The overwhelming majority of voices on this issue largely dismiss this as an inconsequential kerfuffle, but ’tis the season to wail about how hypocritical every politician has become.

In a country where even acknowledging that class exists can be hard, the term ’middle class’ has become a hypnotizing catch-all in the election campaign

Election Image of the Day: The Alberta premier is welcomed by Tories to the federal campaign in central Canada. The Ontario premier might as well be in witness protection.

Hundreds lined up in downtown Winnipeg for the chance to witness the Supreme Court of Canada hear cases outside Ottawa for the first time in its 144-year existence

Tabatha Southey: The Tories’ strategy to fight climate change demonizes the most logical tool and embraces, well, they won’t tell anyone exactly what

Jane Chartrand and Michael Swinwood: In the Algonquin tradition, the women played a central role in the governance of the community. The Indian Act changed that.

Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservatives may be on their way to sweep Alberta, but this race—still too close to call—will be decided elsewhere