Tim Hortons: rolling in dough
A bitter court battle is spilling intimate secrets about Tim Hortons’ hefty profits
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Michael Friscolanti
Senior writer Michael Friscolanti spends a lot of time at crime scenes and courthouses. The author of ’Friendly Fire: The Untold Story of the U.S. Bombing That Killed Four Canadian Soldiers in Afghanistan,’ he has won three CAJ Awards for investigative journalism and four National Magazine Awards.
The truth about Ottawa’s missing war criminals
Uncovering the story behind the mug shots
The lawsuit is in the mail
If a mail carrier slips on your property, you might have to pay—if Ottawa has its way
Colonel who?
The Canadian military’s efforts to forget Russell Williams started long before his guilty plea
Geoffrey Ernest Yellow
In the winter, he parked his Harley-Davidson in the living room. When his wife died of cancer, the long rides helped him cope.
The right to remain silent
Should a victim of a crime who fails to co-operate with police still be entitled to financial compensation?
A different kind of full-court press
Facing lawsuits on both sides of the border, a Toronto hoopster finally pays up
On the death of Osama bin Laden—and the secret life of the elite Navy SEALs who killed him
The author of ’SEAL Team Six’ on the top-secret world of commandos
Should investment advisers be allowed to sleep with their clients?
A lawsuit involving RBC Dominion Securities could hold the answer
Why did it take so long to get Osama?
More than once, U.S. officials had bin Laden in their crosshairs