Ethan Lou
A continent divided by the pandemic
Ethan Lou: Back where I spent my childhood, the COVID-19 crisis has thrust an uncomfortable truth into the fore, that European solidarity is weakening
Coronavirus in China: My travels through a land in lockdown
Ethan Lou: I went to China to see my grandfather, possibly for the last time. I didn’t know I had picked the worst possible time to go.
What a trade war with China would do to Canada
Canada would survive a full-scale trade war with China, but it would offer a painful lesson on how much we now rely on that country
What China hopes to get by detaining Canadians
China doesn’t expect Canada to suddenly cave. The detentions are theatre for a domestic audience—and they will not be the last.
Justin Trudeau’s latest stumble: snubbing Sri Lanka
The prime minister issued a ‘clearly out of step’ statement sidelining country’s majority ethnic group, warned Daniel Jean
Parliament’s secret briefing from CSIS: beware of Russian spies
In prepared remarks, the head of CSIS in 2016 warned of activities by Russian and Chinese operatives and how politicians should counter them
Beyond Kinder Morgan: Bureaucrats warn of oil sands trouble in internal report
Ottawa’s overhaul of energy policies—and the lack of a pipeline—could be a blow to investor confidence in a struggling industry, says report
Getting to the root of gender imbalance in STEM fields
An engineering instructor thinks females get turned off science in high school due to the way they’re taught
Eight paths to success
Students describe the moment they knew exactly what they had to do with their lives
Inside the lives of student union leaders
Work 12-hour days, manage a million-dollar budget, and get a leg up in the job market