Canada

Andrew MacDougall on Caroline Mulroney’s decision to follow in her father Brian’s footsteps—and what she can learn from the current PM

Being Indigenous isn’t all about DNA. It’s about who you claim, and who claims you.

Opinion: Amid allegations of a cover-up in the alleged assault of a teen, the police’s request for trust is hard to take

This summer marks a century since Ottawa reluctantly imposed the first federal income tax on Canadians to pay for the war. Once entrenched, though, the tax never went away.

In 1862, smallpox killed thousands of Indigenous people in B.C.—and what ensued sparked issues that the province still grapples with today

Murad Hemmadi: The international press sees Justin Trudeau as a liberal saviour, and that’s a problem.

The seventh longest-serving premier in B.C. history leaves politics—and, after some electoral drama, a divided province—behind

Tracing the ’horrific’ deaths of eight right whales that have perished in the region so far this year

Pride groups in Calgary and other western cities are talking their police out of marching in uniform. The keys appear to be discretion and tact.

The drive to remove monuments and place names that offend racial sensibilities is gaining momentum. Are we facing up to the past? Or hiding it?