Brexit vs Bremain: It’s decision time
The Leave campaign promises a return to the glorious past, while Remain conjures visions of a dystopian future. Why are so few people talking about the present?
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Can the Liberals actually achieve electoral reform?
A Liberal promise to change the electoral system hits a snag—and early cynicism
Why Wang Yi felt free to throw a hissy fit
Terry Glavin on Canada’s cowering in the face of Chinese pressure
On assisted dying, legislators must be allowed to legislate
The Supreme Court overstepped with its timeline for assisted dying legislation. It’s time for Parliament to stand up for itself.
Mark Carney to 2016 grads: ’Be flexible and adventurous’
For the record: What the Bank of England governor told graduates at the University of Alberta
Ali and America: A complicated legacy
Allen Abel reports from Louisville, Ky., the birthplace of Muhammad Ali—the most important athlete of all time.
Why Clinton’s candidacy may not spur gender equality
Clinton becoming the Democrats’ presumptive nominee is historic. But it may now be open season for the men who ruin politics for women.
Celebrating 150 years of Parliament Hill
On Wednesday, Ottawa celebrates 150 years of the legislature meeting on Parliament Hill. Here’s what they did on day one.
Day One of the Cursed Child: Harry Potter and his magic are back!
J.K. Rowling unleashes a play on a fan base hungry for more Hogwarts
Former PM Paul Martin ... an international man of style?!
Who’s behind Paul Martin Canadian, the Istanbul-based clothing chain? Paul Martin, the former prime minister, has been wondering the same thing.