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With a decisive victory, Singh becomes the first person of colour to lead a federal political party in Canada

In the span of 24 hours, Clinton and Obama delivered speeches to paying crowds in Toronto. Here’s how the two events compared.

Scott Gilmore on why Canadians give U.S. Democrats like Obama and Clinton a unique type of devotion, unseen in church, concert halls or even hockey arenas

Robyn Maynard’s new book aims to correct and downright disrupt the friendly, multicultural narrative in which Canada’s national identity relies

International para ice hockey is not strong, with the same few countries monopolizing medals. Kevin Rempel wants to see that change.

Opinion: B.C.’s Parliament is fragile, but it’s time for the NDP government to get moving on electoral reform

The would-be leaders of Alberta’s new conservative party envision a province preoccupied with its own interests, powers and identity. Where could they have gotten an idea like that?

The dissident Chinese exile Ai Weiwei proves perfectly suited to the task of revealing the depths of the refugee crisis with his film, ’Human Flow’

The finance minister isn’t easy to rile, but this protracted policy fight is now testing his patience