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Paul Wells: Democracy and openness are in decline, and the U.S. president—not Canada—is on the winning side

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

From wind turbines to coffee for bureaucrats, here’s what Ontario’s new government has axed to date

The popular newlyweds’ trip to Ireland—where it would once have been unthinkable for any senior royals to visit—is an opportunity to take stock

Allen Abel in Washington: As if trade wars, the Russians and North Korea were not enough to juggle, a torn America begins another battle

The Booker-nominated Tim Winton also explains the ’cousinly warmth’ he feels toward Canadians

Essay: Walls are always first built in the imagination—and on a trip to Mexico through the U.S., John Semley finds a prescription for how they can be knocked down

Scott Gilmore: Washington has dropped the ball, but Canada and the EU is capable of picking it up and making this summit a milestone in history

Adnan R. Khan: Ignore Trump and his theatrics. The real issue when NATO meets will be Turkey and its dangerous drift into Russia’s orbit.

China’s innovation leap appears unstoppable, writes John Shmuel. Even Western startups are starting to copy Chinese ideas.