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“#The 10,000-year-old ice that float past St. John’s, N.L.” A photographer snapped this photo, titled Iceberg Alley, which features a lighthouse, an iceberg and an old military battery in Fort Amherst Award-winning photographer Michael Winsor snapped this shot of Fort Amherst in St. John’s, N.L., during “blue hour,” the moment when the sun dips below…
“#Mumilaaq Qaqqaq: ‘It’s time to face the scale of justice’” On Tuesday, members of parliament who will not be seeking re-election in the next campaign—chattering-class money is currently on late summer or early fall in terms of timing—had a chance to make farewell remarks in the hybrid House of Commons. Amid the usual sincere but…
“#The Conservative Party is at odds with itself. Can O’Toole pull it together?” Picture a rolling video montage of happy, diverse Canadians, filming themselves on their phones, talking about what they love most about their country. A man puts some Alberta steaks on the grill. A recent immigrant extols the virtues of the Canadian Charter…
“#Why movement is critical to learning” Naila Syed misses movement. When I chatted with her in May, the second-year journalism student at Centennial College in Toronto, who I taught in the winter 2021 semester, spoke fondly about her pre-pandemic classes. “We would always go out,” she says, referring to class activities that required her and…
“#The splintering of the right in Alberta: 338Canada” Phillippe J. Fournier: The latest Alberta election projection puts the NDP in majority territory, with mounting evidence the UCP’s 2019 path to victory won’t work in 2023 When Mainstreet Research released its latest Alberta poll in May showing the Wildrose Independence Party in third place with 17…
“#The quixotic quest to get elected senators into the red chamber” Jason Kenney says Alberta will go ahead with a Senate vote this fall. But will the winners be allowed to sit in the upper house—even if a Prime Minister agrees to appoint them? The attributes that exclude one from being appointed to Canada’s Senate…
“#A rare peek into Justice Rosalie Abella’s office” In a remarkable glimpse of her life inside the Supreme Court, Rosalie Abella explains to Paul Wells the history and significance of what hangs on the walls of her office See an annotated photo of her office below. Paul Wells: Is all of this stuff for you?…
“#Rosie Abella said she’d answer questions when she turned 75” On the last Friday morning of the spring session of the Supreme Court of Canada, the chamber was nearly empty. Screens set up in view of the ermine-clad Supremes showed the faces of a bunch of lawyers, waiting on Zoom to argue a copyright case….
“#Governments are increasingly turning to retired judges for help. Is that a bad thing?” Our editorial: It often looks like an attempt to catch a break from constant, and often richly earned, accusations of mismanagement Rosalie Abella didn’t shy away from many hard questions during the extraordinary exit interview she gave Maclean’s this month. The…
“#Fully vaccinated people have gotten the Delta COVID variant. Should we be worried?” On May 25, when I wrote my first Vaxx Populi post on Delta (B.1.617.2), there was a lot about this new variant of concern that experts were unsure of, including how contagious it was and, perhaps most importantly, how the current roster…