Tom Yun

Vimy Foundation’s ‘They Fought in Colour’ collects 260 digitally colourized photographs showcasing Canada’s contribution to the First World War

The car he brought up amid high-stakes NAFTA negotiations has a long assembly history in Canada

Students from outside Canada hope a diploma will help them stay here. As one pending lawsuit shows, it’s not that simple.

What could you have bought with that money in 1935? A lot, it turns out. Six decades later, you’d be down to a near-obsolete flip phone

Despite efforts to remove and relocate them, monuments and tributes to Canada’s founding father still dot the country. We scouted them out for you.

When it comes to protecting digital privacy, Canada has fallen behind the EU and—as I learned the hard way—Twitter

Upset about Trump’s tariffs and Uncle Sam dragging its trusted allies into a trade war? Here’s how you can hit back at the U.S. with your wallet.

The Tories raised concerns, but you can expect electronic tabulators to be fixtures in future votes throughout the country

Ads and memes from Ontario Proud and North99 have the distinct flavour of party-produced attacks. That’s not a coincidence.

Inside the White House’s shapeshifting explanations for the six-figure sum paid to an adult film star