Editor's Picks

Politics Insider for Sept. 3: Trudeau heckled at union march, NDP official party status at risk and the People’s cyberbullier

Philippe J. Fournier: In the best case scenario given the latest numbers, the NDP barely wins more than half of its 2015 seat total. Worst case, it risks losing official party status.

Stephen Maher: The former finance minister says Canada should focus on the good news about the climate crisis. His argument is thin and his position is conflicted.

Yoni Freedhoff: Weight-loss app Kurbo could increase the risk of eating disorders while eroding body image and self-esteem for children

What should you watch from the long list of TV shows and movies arriving or departing from Netflix Canada in September 2019? Our critic makes his picks (plus a bonus for HBO Canada watchers)

Here’s Jaime Weinman’s rundown of all the new shows and movies worth checking out this September on Netflix in Canada—and what to binge before they’re gone

Politics Insider for Aug. 30: Scheer goes on the record, the election ad war commences and Canadians want climate action they don’t have to pay for

Dennis Matthews: The ad war can win or lose an election. We now have a good sense of where the attack lines are being drawn by the Liberals and Tories.

Lauren Bialystok: The sex-ed saga may be over for now, but the era of Doug Ford’s populist policy-making has just begun

Politics Insider for Aug. 29: What Scheer’s Catholicism means for the abortion debate, why pot isn’t gold for the Liberals and Doug Ford appeals to Ottawa