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

Opinion: Horse-drawn carriages helped build Canada. But that time has passed—and there’s no good reason the exploitative practice should continue today

Opinion: Youth involvement was a key to reducing violence after Toronto’s ’summer of the gun’—so think beyond government programs and more police enforcement

Anne Kingston: The upstart 28-year-old democratic socialist upset long-time incumbent Joe Crowley, but don’t read too much into her victory

From Parliament Hill to city councils to grocery stores, Canadians are embracing a volatile anti-Trump movement

The duchess’s choice of Birks Inc.’s products is priceless advertising that comes with a cost

As one key U.S. Supreme Court justice retires this summer, the future of all manner of issues — and abortion rights in particular — have been called into question

Opinion: As files pile up amid an allegation of groping, the Prime Minister heads to Belgium—with journalists in tow. An ex-Harper communications director offers advice

Opinion: The banning of a Twitter account parodying a federal cabinet minister has spurred outrage. But it’s merely a symptom of a more serious problem

The monarch refuses to take it easy in her twilight years, continuing to shoulder a heavy load for the royal family—and doing so without her husband, too