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Eliza Reid on presidential perks, what binds northern nations, how she proposed, and Björk

Many of Canada’s biggest arts institutions are now run by foreigners. Is that so bad?

Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize is good news—unless it brings Bob into more classrooms as mere lyrics, divorced from his songs’ musical context

A talk between Rona Ambrose and Facebook highlights how, in the debate over who should address cyberbullying, our politicians aren’t doing enough

From Iceland to Australia, documentary film is turning the setting into the story, says film critic Brian D. Johnson

Before there was a Trump Tower, there was a gold-rush hotel in Bennett, Yukon, where the Trump family dynasty began

The mini-revival of the cassette tape may just be another kitschy millennial obsession—but the obsession is important, all the same

The Assembly of First Nations National Chief told policymakers that Canada would do well to close the gap between non-Indigenous and Indigenous people

Canada will spend $800 million on a few lanes it can dominate globally. But the question of how they’ll pick the lucky sectors will be tricky politics

Ex-RCMP constable Heli Kijanen resigned due to harassment. In an interview with FLARE, she describes the initiative behind the class-action lawsuits