Michael Friscolanti

The RCMP is scrambling to stop would-be terrorists from travelling overseas. Why do the Tories now want to do the opposite?

Case of Saad Gaya, convicted bomb plotter, a major test for controversial new law

Is the niqab truly a ’false debate’, or the kind of rare emotional issue that can sway undecided voters?

From 2015: Sociologist David Grazian on the evolution of the zoo, the false authenticity that it purveys—and the underpaid women who do all the work

The answer will depend on the government’s no-fly database, a heavily guarded top-secret registry

Party lines on fighting Islamic State are clear in this federal election. But are we doing enough?

He was tasked with bringing 60,000 refugees to Canada after the Vietnam War. Now, Michael Molloy says it’s time to do the right thing again.

Now we know what he said, the question remains. Michael Friscolanti on the Ottawa gunman’s last words

Did Eugene Melnyk’s wealth and fame give him an unfair advantage? The answer is not as simple as it may appear, reports Michael Friscolanti

Just out of jail, Khadr is anxious to show that even he, as polarizing as they come, can prove his doubters wrong