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A B.C. filmmaker took the provincial government to court over the existence of Bigfoot. Here’s why the province’s superior trial court dismissed his lawsuit

Smoke takes effect almost immediately. Edibles take time but last longer. And the high is quite different.

Governments, corporate giants and individual Canadians have quietly paid tens of thousands to perpetrators of a fast-spreading new cybercrime. Here’s how one small Ontario town got burned.

Before You Go: Michael Coren on the promises that parents make to their children—and how his daughter Lucy showed him how symbiotic parenthood really is

Michael D’Antonio and Peter Eisner argue Pence yearns for ’a vision of a white-washed past’—and has ’methodically pursued’ the presidency

He may have retired from official royal engagements, but Prince Philip, now 97, continues to be spry behind the scenes—a motivator for Queen Elizabeth II

Opinion: Bromley Armstrong—who passed away on Aug. 17—helped end the segregation of Canada’s public spaces. Why don’t more Canadians know his name?

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

Protestors wailed, senators cried foul, security hauled spectators from the chamber. An that was before the nominee opened his mouth

Teenagers are at risk, especially those below the age of 17