The Decade in Politics
From predicting civil war in the US to evaluating the health of our own democracy, these are the politics conversations that helped define Canada
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Canada’s Not-Great, Not-Terrible Trade Agreement
We asked five experts to weigh in on what the USMCA will mean for the country
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When America Declared War on Us
Canadian fears of a US invasion have a long history in our literature
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Canadians Have Not Seen the End of Populism
Kellie Leitch’s campaign manager has resigned, but it should not make us complacent
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A Friend in Need
It’s Mulcair and Trudeau, not Harper, who will weaken Canada’s special relationship with the United States
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How This Became the Niqab Election
For the first time in generations, Canada has no great national neurosis. So Stephen Harper created one
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A Land without Trump
Why hardcore blowhards never make it in Canadian politics
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Bal’mer, Then and Now
A Canadian recalls her university years in Baltimore, and ponders how the city has—and has not—changed since
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Editor’s Note
“Any slighting reference to Canada is bound to produce a flurry of anguished letters, most of them attached to manuscripts,” Michael Kinsley wrote in The New Republic three decades ago. …
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The Death Knell for Small-Town Police Departments
Barney Fife is a relic: modern society needs modern policing
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