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A marathon debate in Parliament exposes Ottawa’s incoherence on the conflict
Kitimat is on track to house one of the world’s largest export facilities. But ocean waters are rising
Military exchanges and intelligence links mean Ottawa may be closer to the lethal strikes than it admits
Or just the most dangerous?
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Washington’s real aim in the Middle East is control, not liberation
Conflicts don’t always start with an invasion
Europe is debating a deterrent force less reliant on Washington. Should Ottawa take part?
The vintage garment commands big prices. But it’s tied to an ugly history
In the leadership race, Christine Fréchette pulls ahead of Bernard Drainville as the CAQ faces political collapse
There was satellite imagery, survivor testimony, and mass graves. Still, the world looked away from Sudan
The town’s only newspaper editor on accuracy, humanity, and exploitation
The questions that aren’t making it into the battlefield dispatches
We are building denser housing but no longer remember how to look out for each other
Canada’s former ambassador to Tehran on what Trump’s strikes change on the ground—and what they don’t
Courts ruled Ottawa overreached in handling the capital’s siege, leaving the law in limbo
What it felt like to surrender my subconscious to the new frontier of sleep science
What it felt like to surrender my subconscious to the new frontier of sleep science
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Saying I instead of we felt like learning a new language
Two middle powers seek common ground after a prolonged diplomatic rupture
Exploring agency, purpose, and belonging in action
Why strategies to enlist donors fail to save lives
The fertilizer that feeds America is key to the president’s next confrontation with Ottawa
Who cares about the place where you were born / when, in the end, the oven keeps you warm?
Milder winters are forcing businesses to produce their own powder. Some are doing a pretty decent job of it
After shutting commercial operations, Diavik wants to disappear without a trace
Brett Drozd was a straight-A student who’d never been to his family’s homeland. Then the invasion happened
When leaders dominate Parliament, switching parties is one of the few remaining acts of independence
Total protection against nuclear attack is a fantasy. But saying no won’t be easy
How an unexpected email led me to crack the mystery of Charles Saunders
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The US is waging a trade war on Canada and destabilizing the climate. The CPP is pouring billions into the effort
With hidden treasures selling for a song, the second-hand market has higher stakes than ever
Five years after seizing power, the extremist group is making trade and diplomatic inroads with other countries
Grief at this magnitude is crushing anywhere, but especially in a place so little
The mass shooting has become fodder for a broader campaign against an entire group
Eight experts break down the plan’s strengths and weaknesses
Inside the fight over Canada’s most valuable fish
The message was unmistakable: the era of shared assumptions is ending
As polarization deepens, keeping the field crowded matters more than we think
From assassinating its own citizens to egging on Alberta separatists, the US has changed in ways Ottawa still refuses to confront
It will force you to see yourself in ways you may not like
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Blaming mental illness—or identity—lets society avoid harder truths about violence
Imagine if things had actually gotten better?
No, the TV series wasn’t “rescued” by HBO
Ilya Rozanov is queer, Slavic, and shackled to his homeland—like me
Surprised? Indie rock was built by queers too
What a beauty! Look at what he can with his hands!
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