Will Mark Carney win Canada’s snap election?
Until very recently, his political rival Pierre Poilievre seemed poised for a victory of generation-defining proportions.
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Political scientist Daniel Béland: Canada has to respond, even if it hurts us
The McGill academic on how seriously Canadians take Trump’s tariffs and “51st state” threats.
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The Trump crash
The new age of tariffs could reshape America and the global economy.
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Mark Carney can’t save Canada
Is a technocratic, career economist really the man to take on Donald Trump?
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The Canadian Liberal comeback
Donald Trump has changed the calculus.
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Trump’s tariffs in numbers
Levies on the US’s biggest trading partners could mean average American incomes are hit by $400 a year.
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The failure of Trudeauism
Those jockeying to succeed Canada’s prime minister should heed the lesson of his failed political project.
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My own special relationship with North America
Also this week: Meeting progressive peers in Montreal, and bridging divides in football and politics.
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Assassination in Canada makes a mockery of the West’s alliances
Justin Trudeau says he has evidence India was responsible, yet commentators tell him to be quiet in service of unity.
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How Canada got assisted dying wrong
Conservatives are exploiting Canada’s example to oppose euthanasia – but what if there’s a better way of doing things?
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Aliens or espionage? The mysterious objects unravelling US-China relations
Officials have struggled to explain the four flying objects shot down over North America – but the incidents have created…
How UFOs are pushing the US and China further apart
Nine days. Four mysterious flying objects shot down. One intensifying diplomatic crisis.
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The forest whisperer Suzanne Simard: Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk should pay up
The scientist who unearthed the “wood wide web” calls on governments and green billionaires to meet the climate challenge
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“Freedom Convoy” shows the Americanisation of Canada’s right
Truckers protesting vaccine mandates get their belligerence from the insidious influence of US political extremism.
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The nonsense of Justin Trudeau’s pipeline promises
The Canadian prime minister pledges action on climate change while backing and buying oil pipelines.
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Why China’s hostage diplomacy will likely continue
Canada’s diplomatic stand-off with China over Huawei has come to an end. But the fall-out for Ottawa and the West…
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What Justin Trudeau’s narrow election victory means for Canada
A snap contest that few voters wanted has left the electorate even more disenchanted than before.
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Canadian election 2021: Will Justin Trudeau’s gamble pay off?
Failure to secure a majority may spark leadership questions within the prime minister’s own party.
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Canada snap election: why Justin Trudeau’s gamble could backfire
Voting intention is swinging towards the Conservatives in Canada.
Jagmeet Singh: the rise of Canada’s kingmaker
The New Democratic Party’s youthful leader is, once again, set to shape the agenda of the next Canadian government.
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