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Image of the week: An obligatory photo-op between the president and congressional leaders spiralled out of control—and made a visual tableau for the ages

Paul Wells: The Liberals enjoy many advantages going into the next election. They also have a fundamental problem.

Our editorial: Nearly a century after Agnes MacPhail was the first woman elected to the House of Commons, only about a quarter of seats are held by women. It’s time for that to change.

China doesn’t expect Canada to suddenly cave. The detentions are theatre for a domestic audience—and they will not be the last.

The foreign minister took her time before cautiously pushing back against comments that ’seek to politicize the extradition process’

An unprecedented report says ‘systemic racism’ exists within the force, and that there was ‘neglect of duty’ among investigators. Is it beyond fixing?

Nunavut’s progress has been marred by missed deadlines and slow starts caused by unproductive discussions, backsliding and funding disputes. What can be done?

Costco is opening a new megaplant to meet the growing demand for cheap rotisserie chickens, which are being embraced by busy parents, thrifty shoppers and health nuts alike

Four are in the Greater Toronto Area and Golden Horseshoe. But Thunder Bay, Ont. tops the inglorious list

After much rosy coverage of the Duchess of Sussex, it was inevitable the media would get tough on her