Justin Trudeau has fallen for his own image
Adnan R. Khan: When a leader decides they have all the answers, and want the levers of democracy to align to their vision, only bad things can happen
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Iceberg harvesting is a swashbuckling new industry in Newfoundland and Labrador
The recent theft of 30,000 litres of iceberg water, reputed for its purity and low mineral content, shows how vital this enterprise has become
Why women and men see Alberta’s election differently
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 10: One thing the polls tell us, rebuilding the ’firewall,’ and more
Fake feminist? Trudeau’s track record for appointing women looks real.
Figures show women filling more plum posts since his Liberals took power, with marked jumps in appointments to Governor in Council and deputy minister positions
Moving on from SNC-Lavalin, Liberal-style
Politics Insider for April 10: Philpott claims expulsion breached rights, the PM defends his libel threat, and what Quebec and Alberta have in common
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s baby and the long arm of the IRS
Their child will have to file U.S. taxes and theoretically he or she could grow up to be both a royal and U.S. president
Jason Kenney’s us-versus-them plan for Alberta
If his go-it-alone message sounds familiar, it’s because he borrowed it from Quebec
All the ’misinformation’ that’s fit to regulate
Politics Insider for April 9: Preparing for the foreign election meddling onslaught, Facebook unfriends white nationalists and the limits of Scheer’s love for pipelines
Two Canadian trans authors share their stories of struggle and triumph
Kristen Worley and Lorimer Shenher delve into their journeys in their new books; ’Woman Enough’ and ’This One Looks Like a Boy’
New Zealand reacted to the tragic mosque killings with deep humanity
Generosity of spirit was on full display: non-Muslim citizens donned hijabs in solidarity, politicians legislated swiftly—and survivors emerged as leaders and heroes