Canada

Nov. 2: Support for a carbon tax has increased in the wake of the Trudeau government’s announcement about rebate cheques, and Saskatchewan saw the biggest gain

Nov. 1: A review of the perks provided to former governors general should be just the start of a push for more accountability at Rideau Hall, while a privacy investigation has been launched into StatsCan’s data grab

Your mall map sees the expression on your face. It knows how you feel. Creeped out yet?

Jason Markusoff: Arithmetic triple lutzes have kept the 2026 bid alive and a reluctant city now waits until the Nov. 13 plebiscite day to have its say

End of an era: Passengers say goodbye to friends and family as they board a westbound Greyhound in Kenora, Ont.

Oct. 31: The former governor general has racked up more than $1 million in office expenses since leaving the job in 2005, plus more details emerge about Statistics Canada’s big dig into Canadians’ finances

As the project dies—or limps along—what are Calgary’s boosters left with? Some hard questions about how to best lift their city from the doldrums.

Two-thirds of homeowners in harm’s way turned down a provincial buyout, but some are surrounded by the gap-tooth aftermath of torn-down write-offs. Now what?

Oct. 30: Trudeau’s defence of the statistical agency’s plan to collect personal financial information includes a trip down memory lane to the Harper years. It’s a common theme.

The debate is already bitterly divided, with both sides claiming the other’s system opens the door to extremists