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Mark Zuckerberg was more Frankenstein than John D. Rockefeller as he begged forgiveness of U.S. senators, reports Allen Abel

Over a five-year period, Saskatchewan’s average traffic fatality rate is more than double the national rate and higher than any other province

Canada’s former PM offers surprising kudos to one of Europe’s most alarming right-wing populists—and gives Conservatives in Ottawa a new challenge

The omnibus crime bill could give police officers a pass on appearing in court to be cross-examined. To criminal lawyers it’s a ’shocking’ development.

Scott Gilmore: Facebook users are the ones who got dizzy and confused and decided to share their lives with strangers. Don’t blame Zuckerberg.

Mark Sakamoto says his grandparents’ forgiveness of the wrongs done to them in the Second World War helped him overcome the struggles in his own life

Opinion: The future of philanthropy in Canada is in doubt, writes the former governor general. How can Canadians be encouraged to donate more?

The Facebook CEO will appear before a joint meeting of the Senate judiciary and Senate commerce, science, and transportation committees. Watch a full video here.

People in Canada and abroad have been posting images of their own hockey sticks, often accompanied by flickering candles, and the hashtag #PutYourStickOut

Terry Glavin: With the U.S. wavering and the chemical attacks continuing, Israelis have found themselves drawn reluctantly into the chaos