Canada

Stephen Maher: The activist faces a huge fine and will be locked out of the legal weed business. The former cop is set to cash in.

Turns out there’s etiquette to selling a house with royal connections, and toilets and beds are part of it

The chief justice who redefined the job and left a lasting mark on Canada departs with a few parting words and much praise

Two recent deaths in Toronto’s Gay Village—in addition to five missing-persons cases—have left the LGBTQ community frustrated

It’s not just compassion that should drive government policy towards Haitian migrants. Western countries, Canada included, owe the country a massive debt, says Andray Domise.

The decision to expose the Lake St. Martin First Nation to floodwaters in 2011 forced 1,400 from their homes, leaving behind a ghost town. A tiny, determined few chose to stay.

Soaring infection rates over the past decade aren’t going down, leaving doctors to wonder: What’s the province waiting for?

Unveiling military procurements is a proud Ottawa tradition, even if executing on them is another matter

Opinion: Analysis shows the answer to the Site C question is not so clear cut as polarized camps would have you believe

John Horgan’s government faced a no-win situation yet, politically, it chose unwisely. Let us count the ways.