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A Scottish company will sub out certain ingredients to get around Canadian import restrictions. But to purists on this side of the pond, that’s just not haggis.

The Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie spent the time before his death focused on Indigenous issues and reconciliation. His brother Mike talks about moving the mission forward.

One photo, less than 1,000 words: Learning about Russian-backed Facebook groups could bring about difficult questions about our political reality

Unlike in B.C., the province is not distributing life-saving naloxone kits in ERs, even as pharmacists run short and the death toll rises

Opinion: The Governor General caused a stir with comments about climate change, evolution and medicine. But it’s the tone, not the facts, that should rankle

Losing liquor customers? There’s an easy solution: sell them marijuana

To 3,000 Muslims on the island, the province is an example to the world of how to get along

Wrapping your product in the Canadian flag is typically a desperate measure, with short-lived benefits. For French’s, it’s working.

A quartet of Canadian wildchild jazz-honed musicians have followed a spirit of kinship—and have become leaders in one half of Toronto’s emerging sound

In trying to downplay the impact of Russian-planted divisive political posts on its platform, Facebook prompts questions about its business model