National Affairs

By Martin Regg Cohn / National Affairs No longer is Doug Ford putting Canada first.On second thought, the country comes

National Affairs / By Althia Raj Less than a week after the first NDP leadership contestant entered the race, the

I took a poke the other day at the whiny chorus of Republican politicians in the United States who are

If Sydney Sweeney pitched chickpeas everyone would be eating hummus.It would be inevitable. She slips on a plunging top and

What a genius move by Mark Carney to get King Charles to deliver his government’s speech from the throne this

By Martin Regg Cohn Reunited with our American friends every summer, we always tune out the news by diving into

By Andrew Philips / National Affairs You can’t be too careful these days. With all the fake news, misinformation and

By Susan Delacourt By now, Justin Trudeau’s unpopularity is not a bug in Canadian politics, but a feature. It is

By Althia Raj Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says it’s “obvious” Justin Trudeau should “pass the torch,” and if she

By Susan Delacourt Justin Trudeau announced on Monday that he’s headed for Washington next week. What will he and U.S.