Canada

Having escaped the Nazis in his youth, Peter C. Newman wanted to prove he was a true-blue Canadian. What he found, then and now, were dramatic shortcomings

Transcripts of the speeches from the federal leaders on the first official day of an 11-week campaign

How social media obsession, smartphone addiction, and even violent video games are, surprisingly, making us safer

With shrinking coffers and membership, the Bloc Québécois is returning to its militant roots to fight for sovereignty—and survival

Why a tiny finger of water between Toronto and its Billy Bishop island airport has led to a knock-down, drawn-out fight

How social media and our smartphones are making the world a safer place. A sneak peek at the big read in our newest issue

He’s a libertarian, perhaps, but the newest member of the Supreme Court of Canada is no Antonin Scalia

Harper has pledged more than $5 billion to urban rail projects. Forward-looking? The payment system sure is.

The government said a bill introduced Thursday in the U.S. Senate falls short of what would be required to avoid tariffs on American products

Shrinking small towns across Canada are turning to that tried-and-true growth technique: cheap land