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Tim Hortons’ reputation is tanking after a year of stumbles and bitter feuds

A series of very-public missteps have lead to a terrible, horrible no good, very bad year for the giant coffee chain

The other side of Barry Sherman

Barry and Honey Sherman were beloved philanthropists. But he lived amid feuding family members, endless lawsuits and claims of corporate espionage. What really happened before their tragic deaths.

The Barry and Honey Sherman murder investigation by the numbers

Police have collected several terabytes of security footage and seized at least 150 items related to the Shermans’ deaths

Here’s why we—America’s youth—will prevail in the fight for gun safety

Opinion: Maryland student Michael Solomon on why representation is the key to turning the March For Our Lives moment into a sustained movement

If a century’s worth of presidents were in a schoolyard fight, who would win?

Joe Biden and Donald Trump have traded childish barbs, as if in a schoolyard fight. The logical next step: A bracket that pits U.S. presidents against each other. Vote now

Kathleen Wynne’s pledge to spend billions on a bullet train makes zero sense

Jen Gerson: It’s time Ontario found some Alberta-style religion about debt

The Trudeau government’s education plan for veterans is stingy

Opinion: The Liberals promised the first meaningful reintegration program for veterans in decades. Then, the bureaucrats got involved

What Stephen Hawking taught us about the importance of uncertainty

Opinion: At a time when assumptions and fake news have become too common, it’s crucial that scientists communicate the field’s wonder and doubt

YouTube’s plan to fight conspiracy theories only exposes a crisis of authority

YouTube has tapped Wikipedia to combat dubious videos with facts—revealing how hard it’s become to determine truth amid an ocean of information online