From common ground to culture wars: How Justin Trudeau’s legacy spiralled into identity politics
Jonathan Kay describes the Trudeau he knew while ghostwriting the future prime minister’s memoir.
Chrystia Freeland joins a long list of Canadians losing faith in this Liberal government—including many Jews
Author and publisher Hal Niedzviecki explains why he’s voting Conservative ‘for the first time in my life’.
A new study found 94% of Jewish Canadians believe in Israel’s right to exist—but only 51% call themselves Zionists
A podcast conversation about the sinking value of the Zionist brand.
The Israel-Hamas war claims another casualty: An independent Canadian publication about zines
The demise of ‘Broken Pencil’, discussed on Bonjour Chai.
Sure, art is political. But do all Canadian arts need to share the same politics?
Lydia Perović breaks down the fallout from the Giller Prize fiasco.
How did women’s cultural spaces become home to pro-Palestinian activism?
On the progressive shift of TV shows, restaurants and women’s magazines.
Don’t heart Huckabee: The danger of bringing evangelicals into the Middle East conflict
Hot takes from the Frozen Chosen catching up on the latest culture war news.
Writers are attacking the Giller Prize for its Israeli military ties. What happens if it collapses?
Plus talking reality in Roncesvalles Village with Michael Inzlicht.
U.S. election primer: Did Oct. 7 change the way American Jews will vote?
Professsor William D. Adler joins from Illinois to talk swing states and voting blocs.
Netflix enters the shiksa discourse in a very dumb way with ‘Nobody Wants This’
Meghan Daum contrasts her 1996 essay ‘American Shiksa’ with the hit 2024 rom-com.
