Ottawa and provinces pause carbon tax fight to battle plastic
Politics Insider for July 28: Ford friends in high places, self-government agreements for Metis and China jets buzz Canadian ship
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The Democrats in Miami, or half of them anyway
Paul Wells: The field seeking to take on Donald Trump is overcrowded. The first debate on Wednesday made clear that’s not such a bad thing.
What to watch for as Trudeau heads to the G20
Politics Insider for June 27: Pork probe launched, the Legion boots bigots and the women running for Scheer
The missing outrage from Canada’s political leaders on U.S. child ’torture facilities’
Anne Kingston: Maclean’s contacted the Canadian government and political party leaders to request statements on the U.S. incarceration of children. Answers ranged from indignation to silence.
Fentanyl at the click of a mouse
A Manitoba dealer who was caught after ordering fentanyl via the dark web shines a light on the drug’s supply chain
The Legion tells neo-Nazis to get lost
An extremist group now seeking to register as a political party held a meeting at a Legion hall in Saskatchewan. It won’t happen again, says the local executive director.
Drake’s climate change problem
As Canada declared a climate change emergency, Drake’s private jet was burning the equivalent of 25,000 lbs of coal above Toronto. It gets worse.
The Canadian island bombarded by bird poop
In Canada’s extreme south, cormorant feces threaten fragile plants and creatures on a Lake Erie island. Enter trained sharpshooters.
Another swine mess we’ve gotten into with China
Politics Insider for June 26: Doug Ford nepotism scandal worsens, China bans Canadian meat and Kim Campbell disses Scheer climate plan
The compassion revolution hits Istanbul
Adnan R. Khan: The politics of division lost badly in Turkey’s biggest city, hinting at a new way forward: "Everything will be beautiful"