Winston Churchill
What Mackenzie King’s diaries reveal about the day Franklin Delano Roosevelt died
Neville Thompson: Churchill and Roosevelt not only respected King as a ‘highly-skilled and dependable head of a vital country but enjoyed his company and confided frankly in him. They had no idea that he was recording it all in his diary.’
What fights about ‘erasing’ history are really about
Canada’s debate about whom and what we remember requires shared sets of facts, ideas and stories—a canon on which we can all rely. It’s time for us to rethink that canon, writes Murad Hemmadi.
Donald Trump has more in common with Winston Churchill than you think
Opinion: As ‘The Darkest Hour’ draws acclaim for its portrayal of Churchill, a comparison to Trump reveals two leaders obsessed with glory days
Good, bad and ugly: Trump and Trudeau make a day of it
The Trump-Trudeau summit: a mixed bag of unflattering photos and manly handshakes
Great quotation! But who really said it?
From ‘Beam me up, Scotty,’ to, ‘Nice guys finish last,’ we love to use quotations. Except we use them all wrong, it turns out.
Winston Churchill—’No Luddite when it came to weapons of war’
By Graham Farmelo
Winston Churchill’s finest hours
The much-quoted British politician still makes headlines—47 years after his death
David Cameron comes to Ottawa
The British PM channels Churchill in his first bilateral visit to Canada
Jaw-jaw v. War-war
Roland Paris considers the Prime Minister’s comments on soldiers and arguments.
In defence of Gordon Brown’s so-called gaffe
At one time, grumpy and misanthropic was close to a job description for British PMs: Thatcher and Churchill were cheerful?
Harper’s recovery?
The economy’s looking up, and so is the PM’s approval rating