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Opinion: While the Trudeau government focuses on micromanaging the economy, business investment and entrepreneurship is retrenching

Laura Millar—nervous and new to town—met Jane Alban in high school. Decades later, she thanks her for that first kindness—and for everything else

An Abacus Data survey finds the PM’s popularity and Liberal support dipping, with the blame falling squarely on the disastrous trip to India

From cabinet ministers to volunteers, dozens of women say sexual harassment and violence on Parliament Hill have gone unchecked for too long

A lawsuit filed by Apotex months before the murders of Barry and Honey Sherman alleges the worker planned to start his own drug-making company

Opinion: Why highly resistant bacteria, which threaten medicine and global health outcomes, are quickly spreading—and what can be done about it

Fern Levitt’s depiction of cruel treatment of dogs appears to be moving the needle, as sponsors shy away and mushers consider reform

As Donald Trump threatens tariffs on steel and aluminum, policymakers should look to history and take heed of the Smoot-Hawley Act’s cautionary tale

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Bill Nye can wax lyrical all they want, but when it comes to truly supporting science, Canada has nothing to crow about.

Our galaxy is filled with so many stars, some were bound to be oddballs. This month, the Perimeter Public Lecture looks at some of the strangest. Watch live on Mar. 7