Canada

Aimed at making up for Harper’s 2008 omission, the PM delivered a tearful apology: ’Saying that we are sorry today is not enough’

Opinion: Trustees from the largest school board in Canada have voted to end police officers serving in schools—and next steps will be crucial

Tabatha Southey schools Tory MP Peter Kent on children’s lack of interest in sharecropping, and eating kale-like substances

Canada once had a robust national housing program. Can we do it again?

While the national crime rate has increased, it remains near historic lows. Unfortunately that can’t be said for all parts of the country.

The province’s new third-party advertising law is already chilling political speech, affecting everyone from left-leaning non-profits to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Has the drive for ’fairness’ gone too far?

François Legault’s promise to wean Quebec off equalization payment isn’t realistic, but it’s good politics

Opinion: What started as a single campaign against Keystone now amounts to a categorical rejection of the whole oil sands business

Stephen Maher: Learning to think means learning to entertain opposing ideas, not imposing a safety culture on campus

We carry every on-the-record session at the annual meeting of defence and security minds on Canada’s east coast