Canada

Syria may be a security risk, but there is a historical precedent and rationale for welcoming its refugees

Case was ’miscommunicated’, says senior RCMP officer

How different are the new French laws from Canada’s new and controversial anti-terror laws, known as Bill C-51?

While Canada’s allies renew their war on terror against Islamic State, the Liberals stick to a promise to withdraw our jets

Charlie Gillis on why Canada’s top Mountie may be recalled to testify at one of the force’s messiest trials.

A basic security check should confirm the vast majority of those would-be Canadians are genuine refugees in desperate need of resettlement

Maria Fitzpatrick, a first-term NDP MLA, spoke for an anti-domestic-violence bill with her own story of abuse and survival that left MLAs in tears

Thirty kilometres away from Paris, a number of refugees from Iraq and Syria are staying at a temporary hostel. In conversation with Maclean’s foreign correspondent Michael Petrou, who visited them, they described the attacks in Paris as painful. It was, after all, the kind of attack they were trying to escape when they fled their homes.

Early signs bode poorly for the Mother Canada project—’I’m not sure what a monstrous statue would do to enhance the beauty that already exists,’ says one Liberal MP.

Advocates for the Interim Federal Health program to return still don’t know when the program will be revived, and what the scope of coverage will be