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Jean Augustine stands in front of a microphone raises her hands as if in victory, with a Canadian flag in the background.

Canada’s Black History Month at 30: Recognition, progress and the way forward

Three children look out from a window with bars on it as a Venezuelan flag passs by.

When borders become suggestions

The Prime Minister of Canada stands inside an auto parts factory, surrounded by industry representatives, workers, and journalists, in front of a vehicle.

Chinese EVs : the wrong security debate

Long shadows from trees against pristine snow in front of the Supreme Court building.

The Supreme Court should not limit use of the notwithstanding clause

A half dozen people line up in front of a table as a woman explains something.

Alberta’s separation from Canada would be illegal

The bow of a ship cutting through iceflows in the twilight Arctic waters.

Why does the U.S. support Chinese interests in the Arctic?

Abstract illustration of network security with glowing padlocks.

What Ottawa can do to protect Canadians from cybercrime

A woman holds a sign during a protest against Bill 21 that reads, “For secularism, against discrimination.”

What kind of society does Quebec want after François Legault?

Will Biden test Mexico’s hand’s-off approach to bilateral relations?

Quelle politique étrangère pour le Canada après Trump ?

L’implacable discipline de parti aux Communes
Chronique

Public servants can’t win for losing in these COVID times

Les chemins qui restent pour le Québec : l’intégration ou l’indépendance

After Trump, a struggle for shared truth

Why being a gracious winner is an essential strategy for Biden

Canada must play a role in renewing multilateralism for a changing world

What a Biden presidency means for climate change and Canada

Extending the scope of assisted dying is wrong

Facial recognition is transforming our borders, and we are not prepared

Canada’s actions around the Mi’Kmaq fisheries rest on shaky legal ground

How did Donald Trump do so well at the polls?

Despite a polarizing US election, there are signs of political consensus

What we can learn from COVID communications in other countries

What American politics has taught us about democratic legitimacy

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