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One white man acknowledged his ’privilege’ on a Saskatoon billboard. A lot more took it personally.

With Trump, Putin and Merkel at the table, consensus isn’t likely. This will be chess, played over a shark tank.

CityNews journalist Avery Haines spent two weeks volunteering at a medical clinic near the front lines in Mosul and reporting on the fight against ISIS

Every city struggles occasionally with rebranding efforts, but it’s seldom the ongoing identity crisis that it tends to be in Edmonton

Beaver populations are making a post-fur trade resurgence, causing lots of trouble and a few cases of panic

The spring list of additions to the venerable word compendium shows how technological change affects language

How a new strain of progressive leftism is using humour, irony, and diaper jokes to push back against the emerging alt-right

Omar Khadr has reportedly reached a settlement with the Canadian government—but he remains caught in the crossfire of years of political point-scoring

B.C. is now being ruled by a ramshackle regime beholden to a fringe party. This is not good democracy at work.

The author takes inspiration from The Sopranos, The Wire and—in his new book, The Force—hip-hop