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Philippe J. Fournier: The debate commission ruled Bernier’s party has a legitimate shot at winning more than one seat. The 338Canada model suggests not.

A months’-long Maclean’s investigation into intimate-partner violence reveals how systems, politicians and people have failed women and girls

Politics Insider for Sept. 17: Bernier invited to debates, Trudeau ’supports’ the CBC and the Liberals and Conservatives fight over who’s got more Faith

Stephen Maher: By meeting the organizer’s threshold, the PPC leader earned his ticket—but it shouldn’t extend to equal air time on our TVs as the frontrunners

Anne Kingston: Focus on a mythical debate has a serious consequence: it ignores the larger sweep of social conservative policies promoted by anti-abortion groups

Your digital footprint is larger than you think. And failing to have a plan for it could result in legal fees, headaches and heartaches for your survivors when you die.

For this election, it’s both. There is evidence that people’s partisan identification changes the way they see changing economic conditions.

Stephen Maher: The party is using pre-recorded voice actors and a controversial technology that the Liberals abandoned at the last moment

Andrew MacDougall: Andrew Scheer’s ’Universal Tax Cut’ is his biggest policy announcement to date, and it’s not all obvious that it even happened

As the 2019 campaign gets rolling, consider what made the 2015 election so unusual—results that were more than acceptable for all three major parties