The broken triumph of Justin Trudeau

Paul Wells: Why does it feel like the country isn’t any better off after this election? Perhaps because the problems Canada faces demand hard choices, and modern election campaigns reward denial and emojis.

Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser explains a remarkable letter she wrote to her future self

The former hockey player, now physician Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser reflects on a letter she penned to herself at the start of med school

Bruce Kidd on how sport and society are tightly interwoven—in the world and in his life

Q&A: The Canadian athlete discusses his memoir, 'A Runner's Journey', and how athletics and social activism are inseparable for him

I ran away from the Kamloops Residential School. This is where I hid.

On his 16th birthday, Ron Ignace's residential school allowed him go into town unsupervised. He didn't go back, instead hiding in his aunt and uncle's house. 'That was the best damn decision I ever made in my life.'

COVID forced restaurants to face a choice: adapt or die. What changes will stick?

The pandemic turned restaurants into grocery stores. Now that in-person dining is back, the industry could be forever changed.

Vaccine mandates are at the top of Trudeau's to-do list

Politics Insider for Sept. 29, 2021: Justin Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland get to work; Alberta grapples with COVID; hot housing