identity

Terry Glavin: They’re less likely than Americans to identify as ’white’—and long have been. But a new survey suggests that’s changing.

Rather than promoting shared values, they curate differences—part of a political trend that’s now wreaking havoc in the U.S.

Book by Jian Ghomeshi

Strange apology inside

Google will let you use whatever name you want—so long as it’s on your driver’s license, too

Why marketing is the centerpiece of modern political campaigning

Two new books tap into a growing feeling of ‘continent envy’—the idea that we really belong somewhere else

For some, the Davidar scandal was tantalizing gossip or morality tale. For me, it felt oddly personal.

That question is the last line of Bryan Palmer’s new book, Canada’s 1960s: The ironies of identity in a rebellious era, out now...