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Mario Batali, Susur Lee and Gordon Ramsay top a new report that ranks celebrity chefs based on the number of "sentient animal deaths" in their cookbooks

With the world’s two biggest superpowers hurtling towards a trade war, here’s a roundup of what all sides are saying

Paul Wells: Most governments routinely blow their emissions reduction targets, punting solutions down the road. Why should anyone expect that to change?

Opinion: #MeToo is about sexual assault, but also about the worthiness of women as credible narrators—and Stormy Daniels is among those leading that charge

How two women transformed their tiny Newfoundland community from a zero-resources town to the best place in the country to raise kids on the spectrum

Tabatha Southey has long argued that Toronto is a great place to live. But a rising tide of not-in-my-backyard attitudes is making her position hard to defend

New statistics offer an intriguing look at how much educators earn across the country

Pacts like the one Canada has with the U.S. only work when there are protections for asylum seekers in the country they’re being sent back to. That can’t be said of Mexico.

Bregg, who captured so many of the most memorable photographs of Pierre Trudeau, was on hand when Trudeaumania began on April 6, 1968

Facebook has an active and growing interest in Canadian policy. But unlike other big tech firms, none of its employees are registered as lobbyists.