longreads

Giller Prize-nominated author Fred Stenson on the long, complex past behind the mythic town

How China’s affection for Canada’s real estate is reshaping the nation’s housing market well beyond Vancouver

The best advertisement for the long-form version may have been its demise. Cue an early stampede of responses.

The french-fry heiress, the culture czar, and the divorce that’s sending shockwaves through the Canadian arts world

’The right people happened to be at exactly the right place at exactly the right times’

From 2016: After a long battle with animal rights groups, the era of the circus elephant is coming to a bitter close

Award-winning author Joseph Boyden reflects on his love for places like Attawapiskat, and the desperate need for investment and education

Targeted by terror and overcome by waves of refugees—a grand experiment is stumbling. A special report by political editor Paul Wells

A trio of former Tory backbenchers are plotting to make a few provinces conservative again. First up? Manitoba’s Brian Pallister.

He’s outflanked by the Liberals. Is there any room left for the NDP leader?