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On International Women’s Day, the interim president of the Native Women’s Association of Canada, Francyne Joe, talks indigenous activism and recounts her own path to leadership.

As Barack Obama packs up from the West Wing, here are some of the most memorable moments that grabbed Canada’s attention.

Here are the longform journalism pieces that stuck with us all year long.

Are the world’s most pressing problems unsolvable? Not so, says Foreign Affairs editor Jonathan Tepperman. OpenCanada’s Krista Hessey chats with him about his new book, the need for gutsy global leadership and what other countries can learn from Canada.

Donald Trump said many things during the 2016 U.S. presidential election campaign that caused unease. Here are just three of Trump’s campaign promises that Canadians specifically will be closely watching. 

Is the alliance showing enough might against Russia? Should Turkey’s crackdown on military officials be worrying? Krista Hessey recaps this month’s NATO event in Toronto.  

Following the world premiere of All Governments Lie, director Fred Peabody and Rolling Stones’ Matt Taibbi discuss I.F. Stone’s legacy, and the importance of going your own way.

What did the international community achieve this week? And was it enough? We asked experts to weigh in.

You know it’s fall when TIFF comes to town. We highlight the films to keep an eye on this festival season.

From history made to leaked emails, here are the takeaways
you may have missed from this week’s convention in Philadelphia.