Shannon Proudfoot

Shannon Proudfoot: How does it feel being reduced to a mere audience member—one face in a gaping sea—staring up at a scene from your own life?

The annual gathering draws 28,000 people to its events—a hot ticket lost even on many locals in the nation’s capital

Trudeau was the ideal candidate for dark times when he was elected. But even as he gains popularity for opposing Trump, Brand Trudeau looks vulnerable.

A bout of good luck (on a Friday the 13th, no less) earned five friends $60 million—but they swear that their joy won’t affect their work at Payments Canada

The scene at Rideau Hall: Nicely dressed people cheering on strangers who have unlocked new life achievements

The head of the Canadian-American Business Council talks about defending NAFTA, America’s ’poking Canada in the eye’ and taking the long view

Perfect strangers across Canada peppered this couple’s journey to a new home with roadside messages and personal notes

Senators fans hate their owner, the feeling appears to be mutual, and internal dysfunction keeps producing HR messes. How did it get this bad?

A new study looks at the motivations of those who enact such laws and finds that there is often a surprising strategic purpose at play

In a wild election crammed with plot twists, the PC leader delivered a dominant victory with promises of prosperity but not much of a plan