Canada

The Shafia-family ‘honour killers’ say they were victims of stereotyping. Michael Friscolanti reports on the latest in the case.

John Bayne Maclean aimed to inspire with his new magazine. That spirit of innovation still marks Maclean’s, 110 years later.

Edmonton, armed with the NHL’s next prodigy and a plan to transform downtown, is fully wrapping its civic identity in its Oilers. Not so much in Calgary.

The party’s promises of new investments—from national daycare to health care—is as much a campaign tool as a platform

While Harper hints at a ban on niqabs in the public service, there’s no evidence they’ve ever been an issue among actual workers

Boil-water advisories are in place in 93 First Nations communities, for complex reasons—and Justin Trudeau’s five-year goal to end them may be ’unrealistic’

Canadian comedian Colin Mochrie describes what it was like taking the 2015 Live Below The Line challenge, living on $1.75 per day

Amidst all the scripted talking points in the final leaders debate, the NDP leader went on a bold but risky offensive

Stephen Harper’s campaign was floundering, until he threw something on the table that changed everything

Saad Gaya is serving 18 years for his part in the Toronto 18 plot. He may also lose his Canadian citizenship.