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There is very little of our history the insect has not touched and a warming planet means it will expand its territory

Scott Gilmore: They may be the only documents in any government’s archives worth reading—being disarmingly frank, entertainingly worded, often shocking, and occasionally even funny.

Politics Insider for July 10: McCallum’s election advice to Beijing, foreign meddling alert system and emergency data theft hearings

In the Parliament Hill precinct, just about everything built, upgraded or repurposed demands scrutiny

Jen Gerson: Liberals are once again using abortion rollbacks in the U.S. as pretext for dire warnings about Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives. Guess there’s more than one bad movie in town.

With summer comes a new spate of sightings of mysterious creatures in the country’s inland waters. Call it our national pathology.

A new Pollara survey uncovers a mixed mood that offers openings for contrasting economic pitches in the upcoming federal election

Politics Insider for July 9: Liberals close polling gap, where’s Singh? and Scheer target’s Trudeau clean fuel standards as ’secret tax’

Scientists are keenly watching the Burrvilla bat colony, believed to be B.C.’s largest, for the deadly white-nose syndrome. If it arrives, all they can do is hope the killer fungus shows mercy.

Paul Wells: Jason Kenney’s idea here is to storm Saskatoon with a firm set of plans. Against the distracted mush most premiers usually bring to their summer meetings, it’ll be harder to resist.