Canada

In which Jian Ghomeshi’s defence travels back to the future and drops snippets from lovesick emails

Departing tributes from the U.S. Congress: ’Ambassador, you have put a lot of pucks in the net’

Justin Trudeau visited Calgary and Edmonton to try to mollify a vulnerable-feeling province. But the big question remains: Do Alberta’s pipeline dreams stand a chance?

Child advocate Irwin Elman on the impact of ‘child protection’ on Indigenous youth, and why it’s time to end solitary confinement

A decade after Stevan Ellis tried to solicit sex in exchange for allowing a woman to stay in Canada, the former judge’s legal saga is finally over

Pierre-Karl Péladeau is, predictably, stumbling toward the exit, while Philippe Couillard fumbles his way to undeserved success

Tuesday’s dramatic reveal at the Jian Ghomeshi trial electrified the courtroom and left big questions in its wake

As the popularity of snowmobiling grows, so does the tally of gruesome deaths and accidents

Anne Kingston reports from inside the courthouse on the first day of Jian Ghomeshi’s high-wattage trial for sexual assault

Noémi Mercier in conversation with the Chief of the Defence Staff of the Canadian Armed Forces on sexual assault and harassment in the military