The race appears to be tightening after Week One
Politics Insider for Aug. 23: Trudeau plans to go on the offensive, Tories are happy with their first week and why it might be time to keep an eye on Jagmeet Singh
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A Canadian bottleneck in Kabul is endangering innocent lives
Paul Wells: People struggling to escape and those helping them are running up against procedural confusion layered on top of constant mortal danger
The Maverick Party wants in—sort of
Jen Gerson: The new western conservative party’s plan is re-create the Bloc Québécois, and carve out a quasi-independent subnational entity just like Quebec
Memos from the before time: How to get dressed, have small talk and enjoy happy hour
We’re all pandemic zombies who have forgotten how to interact. Here are some handy survival tips.
Three new books to read this fall
Must-read fiction and non-fiction picks to sink your teeth into
Annamie Paul finally has something to smile about
Election Image of the Day: Will positive results in a key internal party vote allow the Green Party leader to shake the blues?
Boots on the ground in Afghanistan
Politics Insider for Aug. 20: Canadian troops coordinate with the U.S. to help Canadians and Afghans get out, Trudeau promises help for long-term care, and a reprieve for Annamie Paul
Change is on the menu. Will we order it?
Bruce Anderson: The federal election has more imponderables than any election I can remember in four decades. The biggest mystery may be who will turn out to vote.
The Conservatives’ murky position on ’conscience rights’ in health care
Justin Ling: The Tory platform says the party will protect conscience rights in health care, but won’t say whether that might restrict access to abortion or deny care to trans people
338Canada: The Liberals cannot afford voter apathy
Philippe J. Fournier: A new Abacus survey points to growing pessimism with the government. It is not a reassuring sign for Justin Trudeau and his team.