Canada

In its push to develop Artificial Intelligence, Canada could become a major player in a technology that will be crucial to the global balance of power

The race in Burnaby South is back on, taxpayers will be pipeline owners for a while longer, and Bernier says he’d "do nothing" to address climate change

From hockey players to professors, those with links to the country are sticking to their travel plans despite the ongoing detention of Canadians

Politics Insider for January 18: Liberals say no to Wang rejoining Burnaby South race, why Andrew Scheer has the most to lose in the byelection, and Canada-China relations find a way to get worse

The province is cutting fees but says the OSAP grants had become unsustainable and it was time to refocus

Politics Insider for January 17: Turmoil in Burnaby-South byelection and America calls out China over arrests and death sentence, as China temporarily detains another Canadian

After a long dispute pitting local anglers against wealthy landowners, public interests against private, a recent court decision could set a precedent for public access to Crown-owned waters.

Politics Insider for January 16: Svend Robinson seeks end to political purgatory, the war of the travel advisories, and Theresa May’s government faces a vote of no confidence after historic defeat of Brexit deal

Jane Philpott won respect as Indigenous services minister. Can Seamus O’Regan—a pal of the PM who has yet to distinguish himself in cabinet—fill her shoes?

Image of the week: Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun stepped off a plane in Toronto and into the arms of Canada’s foreign minister. It was a big win for both.