Catherine McIntyre

Pest infestations are driving renters around the bend, but Toronto’s response might be harder on tenants’ finances than it is on the vermin

Norwegian filmmaker Egil Håskjold Larsen on ’69 Minutes Of 86 Days’, a refugee documentary focussed on humanity, not horror

Even as big provinces tame their deficits, their debts are piling a huge burden on future generations

A master Flemish Giant breeder discusses the show breed after the death of Simon, one of the world’s biggest rabbits

Ontario’s ombudsman condemns system that leaves a man in solitary for four years. Could mistreatment of Capay scuttle the murder case against him?

Ottawa’s lackadaisical attitude toward brand pirates is angering its biggest trading partner—and hurting the Canadian economy

The federal government wants to encourage business to invest in research and development, patents and hiring. Here are the policies they might choose.