New food guide will finally put consumers first: The current version of the food guide is really a tool for elementary schools, and not for people looking for answers for themselves and their families

Morning Update newsletter: Trump slams Sessions; McCain diagnosed with tumour: Also: Proposed tax change draws backlash; Ontario’s Health Minister wants Ottawa to go after OxyContin maker Purdue

Include women-led organizations in Canada’s reproductive health projects: Funding women’s rights effectively in Africa means including small and large local organizations

Globe editorial: Canada’s constitutional monarchy, our fluke work of genius: On Wednesday, Governor-General David Johnston committed a small, barely noticeable breach of royal protocol: At a Canada 150 event in Britain, the man whose job it is to represent the monarch reached out his arm and held her elbow as she descended a ...

Khadr is to Trudeau what the census was to Harper: There is nothing for Mr. Trudeau to do now but what Mr. Harper did in 2010: hunker down and wait for the agenda to move on

Equalization: Alberta’s favourite bogeyman: There are some serious problems with the Alberta economy. Federal equalization system is not one of them.

Politics Briefing: B.C.’s NDP government is sworn in: Also: Conservatives take to U.S. media to criticize Khadr; Turkey jails six human rights activists; what you need to know about NAFTA

Morning Update: NDP takes power in B.C.; a second Trump-Putin meeting: Also: Trudeau is facing pressure to lay out Canada’s NAFTA goals; settlement with opioid firm on hold

With Khadr saga, Conservatives have stopped trying to help Trudeau with Trump: Even if U.S. media moves on from the Khadr story soon, and the issue blows over there without consequence, something seems to have changed in the face Canada puts forward