’Justin Trudeau does not do shakeups’: A fact-check
Paul Wells: He does shakeups, all the time. But there’s no use for one that brings in more people with the same flawed assumptions that have characterized this campaign.
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A dark day in Kabul, calls for a public health agency probe, and Sunny O’Toole
Politics Insider for Aug. 26: Canada’s leaves thousands behind in Afghanistan; the return of Ruth Ellen Brosseau; and could Singh back O’Toole?
The Conservatives’ opportunity and the Liberal imperative
Bruce Anderson: While there’s a voter-rich battle to their left, Liberals must notice O’Toole is relaunching the fight for the centre that his predecessors weren’t interested in
Back-to-school as the Delta variant spreads: How great is the risk?
Vaxx Populi: With so many Canadians still unvaccinated, and a nastier version of COVID on the move, experts are more worried for children than last year
An Election 2021 chat with Shannon Proudfoot, Paul Wells, Justin Ling, Fatima Syed and Andrew MacDougall
Listen to Maclean’s politics experts talk all things #elxn44 during a lunchtime chat this Friday
Doug Ford is out to pasture—at least until election day
Election Image of the Day: The Ontario premier opts to keep a low profile, rather than serve as strawman to Justin Trudeau and the Liberals
Sunny Ways O’Toole?
Andrew MacDougall: The Liberals’ 2015 majority-winning campaign was a masterclass in tone against the snippy Tories. In this campaign, it’s all turned around.
Tories promise more money for mental health, NDP vows lower mobile bills, and other election news
Politics Insider for Aug. 26: Plus, misleading claims on health care, Monsef’s ’brothers’ remark, and O’Toole’s shifting policy positions
Here’s a COVID threat Justin Trudeau might want to address—pronto
Election Image of the Day: While the Liberal leader and his opponents sparred over vaccine mandates, photos of cheek-by-jowl crowds at Pearson Airport were flying around social media
What Canadian college students can expect during another pandemic school year
This fall marks the return of student life on campus, but not everything will snap back to pre-COVID times. Hybrid models offer the option of online learning, and backup plans are in place in case numbers shoot up again.