A Canadian astronaut’s most embarrassing—and eloquent—moment
Image of the Week: After more than six months in space, David Saint-Jacques wasn’t quite ready for earthly gravity. But a little nausea couldn’t ruin his moment.
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What a nice little airplane you have, Mr. President
Image of the Week: Trump forced Justin Trudeau to look upon a toy-sized model of Air Force One as the two discussed world affairs. No one said the meeting would be normal.
Hong Kong’s ’umbrella movement’ is reborn
Image of the Week: Protesters fear a new extradition law would scare off international investors and throw Hong Kong’s economy into chaos
Justin Trudeau looks into the face of D-Day valour
Image of the week: At a ceremony honouring veterans of the Juno Beach landings, the PM praised Canadians who ’threw themselves against the walls of the fortress of Europe’
Drake, the rapper who thinks he’s a Raptor—and why not?
Image of the Week: The international mega-superstar’s penchant for chirping opposing players rubs some of his haters the wrong way. But is he really doing any harm?
Facing a wall of flame and smoke in northern Alberta
Image of the Week: We’re getting better at evacuations, but not at confronting the reason wildfires are bigger and more frequent
The shot of Kawhi Leonard’s ’Shot’ that will live through the ages
Image of the Week: Wherever the NBA star’s career takes him next, he’ll always be alongside Toronto fans in an agonized crouch—before whooping with unbridled joy
An unintended symbol of urgency in flooded Montreal
Image of the Week: Residents of Ile Bizard, Que. devised a quick, smart solution to overwhelmed sewers. But like most responses to floods across Canada, it was temporary
Shinzo Abe went to Canada, and all he got was this corny door-knocker
Image of the week: After a pleasant visit to our nation’s capital, the Japanese PM and his wife installed the beaver-shaped hardware back home—and showed it off on Instagram
The Prince Edward Island hug that shocked a nation
Image of the week: In Canada’s smallest province, political leaders are embracing civility. Would it kill their mainland counterparts to do the same?