Trump adds another ugly chapter to American history
Allen Abel in Washington: On the South Lawn, the president doubled down on his racist taunts as Democrats seethed and Republicans went mute
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The rise of Alberta’s unapologetic petro-patriots
Legions of Albertans are showing their allegiance to oil by wearing their hearts on their sleeves (and caps and T-shirts and hoodies). Is it a defensive posture?
I watched Unplanned so you don’t have to
Anne Kingston: Watching an American evangelical movie is now part of covering Canadian politics. Let that sink in.
Why the federal election might not happen on Oct. 21
The set date is a high holy day for Jews, with possible implications in some battleground ridings. A court battle this week could force a shift.
Trudeau looks to pick up more Alberta seats despite backlash
Politics Insider for July 15: Desjardins emergency meeting, Trudeau eyes more Alberta seats and polls show dead heat
This week’s 338Canada projection: All bets are off
Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservatives’ slide in Ontario proves costly in the overall seat projection—now a dead heat between the two main parties
What the skyrocketing popularity of Beyond Meat means for our planet
The company and its many competitors are normalizing plant-based meat alternatives. But what will this shift mean for the meat industry?
Tom Green is here to save the Chateau Laurier
Politics insider for July 12: Another Liberal MP’s (potential) ethical quagmire, Trudeau invokes his kids and our climate change cover
Jason Kenney’s posse gallops onto the dry, indifferent prairie
By the end of the premiers’ conference, his coalition of the ’frustrated and alienated’ looked surprisingly shallow
’Unplanned’ and anti-choice activism, and the lies that they tell
Alexandra Kimball: For centuries, the most effective way to control women’s bodies has been to tell lies about them, forming a public narrative that permeates every level of culture