Maryam Monsef’s personal revelations leave lingering questions
The Liberal MP’s revised birthplace doesn’t change her narrative, but there are still troubling questions about Monsef’s story that need answering
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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.
Sister of Robert Hall: Trudeau failed Canadian hostages
Bonice Thomas, a sibling of Robert Hall—beheaded in the Philippines—is demanding an inquiry into the government’s efforts to free Hall and John Ridsdel
Patrick Albany Joseph Pidgeon, 1970-2016
He patrolled the battlefields of Afghanistan and the prison cells of Kingston Penitentiary. Fighting fires was his latest challenge.
The Elliot Lake mall trial begins
The only person facing criminal charges over the deadly collapse of the Algo Centre mall pleads not guilty
When freedom from terror was a birthright
Lawrence Wright’s greatest-hits collection of investigative work gives authoritative insight into the war on terror
The miracle twins and the unknown hero
How the anonymous liver donor who saved one of the Wagner girls became part of their family
The scary reality of terrorism in Canada
It took luck and a tip from the FBI to stop Aaron Driver. The peace bond restriction on him was, in the end, just a piece a paper.
Getting Syrians here was easy. Now comes the hard part.
What happens when the refugees have to start supporting themselves? Officials are bracing for ’month 13’
The Dallas police ’bomb robot’ that killed a sniper
Why the police sent in a robot to kill the Dallas sniper, in a move with no apparent precedence in U.S. policing
Syrian refugee family 417, six months later
From a lonely existence as refugees to joy and community in Peterborough