Canada

Leitch’s campaign manager calls it ’Operation Flytrap’—his plan to root out anyone joining the Tories just to oppose his candidate

Why Canada’s new ambassador to China, and the Liberals’ ugly ties to Beijing, will make the work of a smart new cabinet even harder

The cabinet shuffle rewards the young and energetic—and leaves the unfortunate impression that rookie female MPs are fungible

After a fracas over his vacation, Justin Trudeau says he will not be going to Davos. But that’s doing Canada a disservice.

Can you help the Canada Border Services Agency find Mohamed Ratni for the second time?

In Alberta, a combination of high house prices, soaring personal debt levels and a wave of job losses have pushed many into foreclosure

Canada turns 150 in 2017. A look at some of the events planned for the country’s sesquicentennial

The noted film producer on how he followed Leonard Cohen—right to the end, to his L.A. memorial

Unless politicians get serious about reaccreditation for skilled immigrants, many newcomers to Canada could see themselves as punchlines to a cruel joke

Female politicians are speaking up about the harassment they experience on the regular, but the issue won’t improve until men stop staking their masculinity on power.