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Voters have long been unmoved by scientists’ dire climate predictions, but fires, floods and other catastrophic weather events might cause a shift.

Politics Insider for June 11: Bans on straws, bans on captive whales and bans on tankers

Matt Gurney: The Ontario premier is parking his government until the fall. Whatever the reason, it’s very good news for the federal Conservatives.

Dennis Matthews: It’s not just that the team’s on a winning streak—it’s the authenticity of a game that’s come to represent the real Canada

Liu, international president of Médecins Sans Frontières, talks to Paul Wells about fighting Ebola, coming under attack in Syria and the troubling treatment of migrants

From the Mighty Mouse era and the Raptors’ earliest days to their historic playoff run in 2019: Test your basketball brain against our quiz master’s 40-question extravaganza.

Politics Insider for June 10: The politics of basketball, Trudeau’s straw ban and Scheer dispute genocide label

See the final result of our week-long vote-down of the Quebec chanteuse’s best hits, in honour of the end of her Las Vegas run

Natan Obed: While some of the biggest polluting countries continue to turn a blind eye to climate change, Inuit don’t have that privilege.

If ever there were a reminder that every vote counts, it rang loudly and clearly during the Newfoundland and Labrador election, where a handful of people could have changed the game.