Jody Wilson-Raybould: ‘The Liberal party is not something I understand anymore’
The former AG talks to Maclean’s about recording her call with Michael Wernick, her relationship with Gerry Butts and the dangers of blind loyalty
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Alicia Elliott on the spectacular Indigenous renaissance in Canadian arts
And how real reconciliation is going to require an internal reformation within non-Indigenous Canada
Confession: I lie and cheat to help my kids (and so do you)
Scott Gilmore: We tell ourselves that this is a meritocracy, but we are constantly boosting our child up on our shoulders, and jostling aside others as we do so.
Meghan Markle’s Twitter bot network: ’The whole thing is a bit insane’
A European consulting firm has discovered a ’highly-connected’ Twitter hive that is attacking journalists who cover the royals
How 25 Canadian websites looked in the Internet’s early days
From big companies to government to media, here were some of the earliest stops on Canada’s information superhighway
Rachel Notley fought like hell for Alberta, but the province isn’t about to thank her.
The NDP premier embraced the oil industry. There’s no sign yet that it’s enough to deliver her another victory this spring
Why axe throwing is a women’s sport, too
In spite of the heavily masculine branding featuring Vikings and lumberjacks—or maybe because of it—women have gravitated towards the sport in the last few years
Justin Trudeau, imposter
Paul Wells: The phoniness of the Prime Minister’s handling of the SNC-Lavalin file is a trait he shows the Canadian people all too often
The day Tim Hortons came to Shanghai
Image of the Week: If you think the line-ups at your hometown Tim’s are bad, wait’ll you see the ones in China
The moral catastrophe of Justin Trudeau
Paul Wells: What Jody Wilson-Raybould described today is a sickeningly smug protection racket and it should make us all question what we’re willing to tolerate