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The ’Saturday Night Live’ writer-turned-U.S. Senator on the potential cost of jokes in politics and his burgeoning platform

Freeland’s speech suggested a Trudeau government policy of depending less on the United States than we did before, but it was lacking in specifics

As the U.S. turns inward, Canada’s foreign minister pledges openness—and Canadian leadership—on the international stage

While 84% of respondents back screening of new immigrants, the values they actually support seem to lean left

Matt Gurney on how he came to grapple with the incredible youth of the soldiers who died on D-Day, 73 years ago today

Alberta MP Garnett Genuis on why keeping the focus on unity will be key for the Conservative Party and its ability to win in 2019

Robert Hancock and Olga Peña—who lost her father to sepsis—may have found a way to diagnose the deadliest syndrome you’ve never heard of

Christine Archibald set an example for us all before she was killed in the London attacks, and following it is simple

On Day 1, the comedian’s lawyer turned to the oldest stratagem when defending sexual assault charges: turn the tables on the complainant

With drama over the Speaker’s chair, it’s clear this B.C. legislature is doomed—so let’s get on with sorting it out at the ballot box