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The death of a Canadian whale rescuer led Canada and the U.S. to ban operations on right whales—’a real insult’ to their work, says one rescuer

A commercial fisherman, he also co-founded a whale rescue team. He loved the ocean and felt he had to give back to it.

Wherever Singh goes, the odious fog of Canadian race politics—billowing out of the yawning pits of passive-aggressive antipathy—is sure to follow

Tight-lipped park rangers, big black Chevys and a Korean war vet next door. What happens at the presidential retreat when Trump’s around?

An excerpt from Payam Akhavan’s 2017 Massey Lecture explores the reality and psychology of ISIS fighters.

From 2017: A call to action from the UN’s youngest-ever war crimes prosecutor

The storm threatens the Tampa area with a direct hurricane hit for the first time in nearly a century

The 2017 hurricane season has not yet peaked, meaning the number of storms will likely rise much higher

Though it’s fashionable to complain about it now, the province’s liquor control regime has come a long way from its Prohibitionist past

The field known as "attribution science" might have the answer