Aaron Hutchins

The U.S. president is finally coming to Canada for June’s G7 summit. The plan so far? Keep him far away from ordinary people.

The province’s new third-party advertising law is already chilling political speech, affecting everyone from left-leaning non-profits to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Has the drive for ’fairness’ gone too far?

His campaign has been tied to Wikileaks. He’s cozied up to a human rights abuser. His attorney general is being grilled. And it’s only Tuesday.

No one should be surprised if Trump declares in a 5 a.m. tweet that he’s pulling the U.S. out of NAFTA—and nothing about what comes next is straightforward

Having resolved to transition from female to male, a hockey star makes a tough call—one more season

Wrapping your product in the Canadian flag is typically a desperate measure, with short-lived benefits. For French’s, it’s working.

Every student struggles to balance homework, extracurricular activities and friends. Here’s how record-setting swimmer Kylie Masse does all three—and still has time to master the latest dance moves.

Hockey legend Ken Dryden on his new hockey book and the simple rule changes that could ease the number of concussions in his beloved game

Even after all of Sears stores are closed and its employees are gone, there’ll still a long process of unwinding the company’s operations

Almost 60 people died in the worst mass shooting in modern American history. This is the story of the last minute of one man’s life—and the goodness that rushed in afterwards.