politics

A new poll suggests Canadians’ booze preferences vary according to the party they vote for. Fortunately, we’re more united in our tastes than divided

Scott Gilmore: Your news feed may be an ’unrelenting fire hose of doom.’ But the bigger picture might not be so desperate.

At closed-door gatherings, the former PM blasts the Trudeau government’s ’disgraceful and unforgivable’ posture toward western energy interests, but endorses trade action against the U.S.

Many of Ontario PC leader Doug Ford’s key policies don’t add up.

A British Columbia legislator is on a quest to end free lunches for some politicians—for the sake of democracy, we should hope he fails

Stephen Maher: With Andrew Scheer upping his game, Trudeau will need to try harder to get re-elected and hope the NDP keeps failing

The history of the environmental movement in Britain emerges from several strands. Its roots in the extreme right wing are usually ignored.

Scott Gilmore: The health of a democracy is inversely proportional to the likelihood a celebrity will win the next leadership race

As a trailblazer in politics, feminism is a through line of Monique Bégin’s story, and she advises young women who might feel like those battles are over against letting down their guards.

Critical to the success of both people and their nations are the values they adopt, says Piers Steel