The new Tim Hortons lid is a huge improvement. Really.
Customer reviews thus far diverge wildly, from glowing declarations of thanks to desperate pleas for a return to the old lid but an expert is solidly in favour
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The Prince of Lightness returns
Andrew MacDougall: The return of Gerry Butts offers a hint at the tone of the Liberal offer in 2019: a return to positivity. Tories beware.
Gerald Butts back into federal politics
Politics Insider for July 22: Minority government hypotheticals, the spoiled milk debate and tiptoeing around Quebec’s secularism law
The latest 338Canada projection: Majority or bust for Andrew Scheer?
Philippe J. Fournier: A regional breakdown of the results across the country this week point to tight race and a minority government scenario
The greatness and the failure of Apollo 11
Allen Abel in Washington: 50 years after the incredible Apollo 11 mission, Trump was in the Oval Office, his head in the stars but no further ahead
Our leaders think we’re idiots, Chapter 4,329: Milk
Paul Wells: What Canadians would like to see from their leaders is not bulls in china shops, but grown-ups. On the Food Guide fight, they fail.
Judge finds Dennis Oland not guilty of murder in father’s death
Oland, 51, a former financial adviser was charged with second degree murder in 2013
Hands up anyone who thought the election would be fought over the food guide
Politics Insider for July 19: Poll overload, Canadian military abuse settlement and small party divisions
Huawei’s pitch to Canadians: Keep your friends and family close
Matt Gurney: The Chinese company’s newest ad was meant to deliver a feel-good message. It is not going over well.
Understanding all these wild federal election polls
Philippe J. Fournier: A raft of new polls have come out with diverging scenarios. A key takeaway: keep your eye on the big picture.