Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was elected premier of Quebec on Oct. 5 with 28 per cent of the vote, winning 59 seats of the 127 seats. Photograph courtesy of X The Quebec election exposed that a reliably socially liberal, politically pro... See more
Stylist’s Susan Riley heads to the BodyHoliday on St Lucia’s most northernmost tip for a family wellness break that feels unforced and made for you in mind Three hours after arriving at the BodyHoliday and I’m asleep. Nope, not jetlag. I’ve just done a so... See more
We will never surrender: Canada CHELSEA, QUE.—Rage, fear, contempt: an incomplete list, but it captures this country’s overall reaction to United States President Donald Trump, easily the most aggressively-ignorant, narcissistic, emotionally-damaged bully... See more
While our democracy shrinks, a distracted nation checks out: not a beach read CHELSEA, QUE.—Political columnist Andrew Coyne has written a passionate, readable, brilliantly-argued book called The Crisis in Canadian Democracy that should be on every high s... See more
Carney’s climate climb-down a win for Alberta, but the benefit for everyone else is unclear CHELSEA, QUE.—News of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s unmistakable retreat on existing climate and environmental protections blew through town like an early spring th... See more
