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The former U.S. ambassador to Canada has left his gig north of the border, but he remains a freelance advocate for the Canada-U.S. bond

The Duchess of Sussex’s big day will be first as a royal—and notably, it lands on the same day as the Queen’s beloved late mother’s birthday

This summer’s heat wave in Quebec offers important lessons as the world gets hotter—and isolated people face more health risks

Laurie Cooper is a den mother of sorts to more than a dozen Syrian and Afghan refugees

A colonial governor who was part black welcomed racial minorities and stood up for Indigenous people against marauding Americans: How was he airbrushed from the modern narrative?

In 1918, three days of riots took aim at Toronto’s Greek immigrants—revealing who gets to be seen as part of Canada’s fabric, and why

Paul Wells: When the chips are down in truly strange circumstances, Ford’s MPPs are backing him.

Ottawa made a big show of taking on workplace harassment. But its new legislation is full of blanks and a year and a half from coming into force.

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.

What should you watch from the long list of TV shows and movies arriving or departing from Netflix Canada in August 2018? Our critics make their picks