Canada

It’s all about fear of ’divided loyalties.’ But Canada has no such rule, and we’re hardly circling the geopolitical drain.

As a verdict loomed in the Andrew Loku inquest, Pierre Coriolan was killed in Montreal—reminders of why Black Canadians fight for change

Eager for immigration, P.E.I. changed its education laws allowing children to train as Buddhist monks

The evacuation of Williams Lake shows lessons of last year’s nightmare sank in. Good thing, because the wildfire threat across Western Canada is getting worse.

Indigenous leaders maximized attention by snubbing this year’s provincial and territorial confab. But this isn’t the table they really want a seat at.

Perry Bellegarde on the way forward in Thunder Bay, where seven Indigenous children have been found dead since 2000

With asylum seekers still traveling north and crossing the border illegally, Krista Hessey explains what happens once they set foot on Canadian soil.

The political positions on the Khadr payout reveal the difficulties of separating partisan loyalties from the principles of fairness

If political leaders are really worried about the development of young brains, they’ll bump up the drinking age, too

The optics are terrible, and jilted workers are justifiably choked. But letting executives flee in a time of crisis can make matters worse.