Canada

Opinion: By declaring a national public welfare emergency, Ottawa could unlock critical funds to respond to Canada’s opioid crisis

Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster hopes covering up angry words can break the cycle of pain behind them

Brent Johnson needed a symbol of his disgust with his city’s anti-livestock bylaw. In Pork Chop, he found one.

No one should be surprised if Trump declares in a 5 a.m. tweet that he’s pulling the U.S. out of NAFTA—and nothing about what comes next is straightforward

At the Canadian War Museum, visitors scribble notes on pieces of poppy paper that will later be planted: ’Dear dad,’ one writer began

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

Opinion: History shows Canadian politicians will rack up debt through bad times and good. The result: ever-constricted choices for the very people politicians hope to serve.

Back in jail awaiting trial—again—the ex-soldier says the high court needs to clarify how its landmark Jordan ruling applies to cases like his

Stephen Maher on how the once serious Harper-era star became a provincial politician pitching an unserious referendum in Alberta