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Beryl Wajsman: The double standard of outrage over treatment of flotilla activists

The recent Gaza flotilla controversy has exposed, once again, the grotesque double standard that now passes for diplomacy. Read More

How to hook an SSHRC postdoc grant

Question: I’ve been looking at successful SSHRC postdoctoral proposals available through my institution, and I’ve noticed that they often open with an illustrative example or story to hook the reader. I’m interested in…

Kelly McParland: Danielle Smith plays both sides of the separatist coin

Canada's Progressive Conservatives were once mocked as the country's "forward-backward party," an organization set on moving ahead while standing firmly by the tried and true. Read More

Donald Trump, bientôt âgé de 80 ans, passe son examen médical annuel

Des photos montrant une rougeur sur le cou de Donald Trump ont alimenté les interrogations sur sa santé.

Les cas d’insolvabilité ont atteint un sommet depuis 2009, selon un rapport d’Equifax

De nombreux consommateurs « pourraient avoir atteint un point d’inflexion financier », selon Equifax.

Bon départ pour Aryna Sabalenka à Roland-Garros

L'Ontarienne Victoria Mboko entre en scène plus tard mardi avec son match de premier tour.

Australie | Un spectacle de drones tombe littéralement à l’eau

Un spectacle de drones lumineux est littéralement tombé à l’eau à Sydney après le dysfonctionnement de dizaines d’engins qui ont plongé droit dans un bassin du centre de la ville, ont expliqué les organisateurs mardi.

Philippines | Un météore illumine le ciel au-dessus du volcan Mayon

Des images diffusées par l'Institut philippin de volcanologie et de sismologie (PHIVOLCS) montrent un météore illuminant le ciel au-dessus du volcan Mayon, dans la nuit de lundi à mardi.

Montréal | La rue Notre-Dame partiellement fermée après un délit de fuite

Un important segment de la rue Notre-Dame, au centre-ville de Montréal, a été fermé mardi matin après qu’un automobiliste ait embouti un poteau de feu de circulation avant de prendre la fuite à pied.

FIRST READING: Here’s how quickly they’re building pipelines everywhere else

First Reading is a Canadian politics newsletter curated by the National Post’s own Tristin Hopper. To get an early version sent directly to your inbox, sign up here. Read More

Canadians now drink more low- and no-sugar beverages than high-calorie ones, report finds

The drink aisle isn't what it once was. Flavoured bubbly water with zero calories or sweeteners, low-sugar, prebiotic pop, and no-sugar, probiotic sodas abound. A new national analysis shows that Canadians are lapping…

Canadian tech company faces allegations of targeted hostility against Jewish employee

A Canadian global tech company is facing a workplace harassment probe over complaints of targeted hostility against an employee because she is Jewish. Read More

B.C. woman ordered to repay ex-fiancé over $5,000 for missing engagement ring

A B.C. woman who offered contradictory statements to a civil resolution tribunal on the whereabouts of an engagement ring has been ordered to compensate her former fiancée over $5,000 for the missing jewelry. Read More

États-Unis | L’assaut du Capitole à la sauce Trump

Un autobus scolaire percuté par un train en Belgique, plusieurs morts

Sept écoliers, le conducteur et un accompagnateur se trouvaient à bord de l'autobus scolaire.

Transports en direct | Rien à signaler

Quelque chose à signaler sur les routes ou sur les rails ? La Presse examine le réseau en cette heure de pointe matinale et précise la couleur des feux de circulation.

Ce qu’on suit ce mardi | Victoire, Roses, Nuits d’Afrique

Voici les évènements au programme aujourd’hui.

‘Don’t kowtow to Beijing’: Michael Chong on his Taiwan trip

Conservative MP and foreign affairs critic Michael Chong is back in Canada after a high-profile trip to Taiwan — a trip that angered Chinese officials and put Canada's new agreement with China to the test. In this…

Andrew Percy: Canada joining the EU? – A loonie Idea

“I think Canada should think about joining the European Union, we just have so much more in common with Europe than the U.S.” The first time I heard that at a dinner party of seemingly intelligent, articulate and…

Former Walmart worker who stole over $7K worth of stuff given house arrest partially due to ‘risk of deportation’

A woman who came to Canada from India on a student visa almost 10 years ago and who pleaded guilty to stealing more than $7,000 from her employer has been given a sentence of house arrest after the judge took into…