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Before transitioning, Jenner considered stipulating in her will that she be buried in female attire, so that she’d finally be herself in death.

An expert in consumer insolvency describes what it’s like on the front lines of Canada’s worsening household debt crisis

While far-right candidate Marine Le Pen made it to the second round of voting, she’s unlikely to win. But France’s problems aren’t about to go away.

If your employer offered to inject a small microchip into your hand to replace all the keys and passcodes you need for work, would you accept?

Proponents of strategic voting in the B.C. election have granted political polls a status that they haven’t earned

Canada needs an independent body with the power to respond to financial threats, but politics keeps getting in the way

If it was nothing more than a photo-op, the ballyhooed White House meeting goes down as another example of female exploitation

The structure of Canada’s new infrastructure bank will soon be announced, but that’s not likely to ease public suspicions over the bank’s mandate and operation

Thousands of new agents are flooding into the business. Some will do anything for your business.

As Margaret Trudeau retires from her decades-long philanthropy work, grandchildren and long walks beckon