Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc chief Rosanne Casimir: Meeting with Justin Trudeau was ’bittersweet’
Politics Insider for Oct. 19, 2021: A reprimand for the Prime Minister; more military troubles; and a call to end the ’wasteful’ CEWs
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Our ancient ancestors may have been more civilized than we are
A new book offers a version of history in which we lived for thousands of years in large and complex societies without kings or cops
The Nunavik village transforming a local church—a complex symbol of colonialism
Kuujjuarapik in Nunavik, Quebec, is giving its local church—a symbol of the colonial project—a new afterlife by turning it into an interpretive centre to showcase local artifacts
A referendum in Alberta poses the equalization question
Politics Insider for Oct. 18, 2021: Alberta questions an ’unfair’ system; Doug Ford looks safe; and a Liberal pledge
338Canada: Doug Ford’s election advantage
Philippe J. Fournier: An early look at the Ontario election projection shows dramatically different numbers from 2018, but the PCs still benefitting from a divided opposition
Her Majesty’s cane: Yes, it’s a sign of age, but she wields it well
The Queen has begun using the accoutrement during public appearances, proving once again that she’s wise beyond her years
How Canada’s CanSino COVID-19 vaccine deal with China collapsed
Politics Insider for Oct. 15, 2021: The made-in-Canada vaccine breakdown; cabinet talk; and a CPC suspension
No water in winter. No septic field. For $489,000 the ’Tom Selleck house’ can be yours.
This Nova Scotia island home was featured in the Jesse Stone TV movie series
An abandoned U.S. dam is blocking fish from B.C.’s Similkameen River—and key spawning ground
An abandoned dam in Washington state may be the only thing barring chinook and steelhead trout from the upper reaches of B.C.’s Similkameen River. If you tear it down, will they come?
The multiverse theory, explained
The term you’re hearing more frequently combines comic-book cinema with quantum mechanics