Canada

From fixing the ’bad habit’ of special tax credits to removing roadblocks to growth, the Quebec budget gets a lot of things right

Canada’s cities have seen a decade of huge demographic change, creating challenges for anyone looking to understand how we live, work, and think

If a judge approves bail and sets him free, Canada’s most polarizing prisoner will prove someone wrong

At a bail hearing in Edmonton, the key question is not whether the infamous prisoner poses a threat

The impact of the Pan Am Games is real, even if local interest is low. Can Toronto’s roads handle an event nearly three times bigger than the Winter Olympics?

Live from the floor of the House of Commons

Following his appearance on the cover of Maclean’s, the Toronto tunnel digger’s fundraising effort takes off—and leaves him deeply moved

Khadr, the Canadian who killed a U.S. soldier in Afghanistan, could be freed on bail this week. Here’s what you need to know.

Who’s the audience for Redford’s astonishing interview? Not the people of Alberta, writes Colby Cosh

Why Elton McDonald built the Toronto tunnel that captivated the world