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A web-exclusive interview with Richard Nimijean, instructor in the School of Canadian Studies at Carleton University, on branding national identities, why states project a brand internationally, and how political parties use national values for electoral politics.

Finally, after almost a decade of waiting, Ernie Eves has had his portrait hung at Queen's Park.

Anti-Semitic teaching materials at a Toronto Islamic school; Northern Ontario’s mayors speaking out against privatizing Ontario Northland; rural Ontarians upset about the end of slot machine revenue sharing... We recap a week when Ontarians didn’t get along with each other.

I first met Catherine Pringle when she was former Ontario PC Leader John Tory’s press secretary. She was so competent at her job, I never had an inkling that she’d had a history with mental illness, until I saw her mother Valerie, the broadcaster, talk about it on television.