Canada

Kids who grow up in the system are not expected to do well. That’s a big part of why they don’t.

Politics Insider for Nov 12: Don Cherry is out and Scheer faces a divided party

The hockey commentator made bigoted remarks on national television. What else is new? Here’s what Canadians had to say.

Another piece of the city’s soul is at stake, say rowers, in a proposal to expand the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club

We’ll livestream the scene at the war museum when a beam of light shines on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Politics Insider for Nov. 11: Kenney’s fair deal panel gets underway, the people fighting Quebec’s Bill 21 and the case for making Remembrance Day a national holiday

Paul Wells on the Montreal school board that’s challenging the province’s controversial law and how it plans to win

Politics Insider for Nov. 8: Scheer’s non-change platform, Liberals bid farewell, and the roots of Alberta alienation

Thomas Pinckard insists he booted a football a record-setting 114 yards during a game in 1966—and has the affidavits to prove it. But the evidence doesn’t add up.

Jen Gerson: ’Wexit’ reflects a cartoon version of the province that other Canadians find easy to attack—because it spares them the burden of self-examination