Canada

From Ezra Levant to Heather Mallick, it’s easy and important to find dissenting views in media coverage—but odds are you won’t, writes Scott Gilmore

What some called an unimaginable choice became real, as Michael Wagner donated part of his liver to one of his daughters, while the other waits

Editorial: The Supreme Court has ruled it is not criminal to assist suicide. Now what? Anarchy, perhaps. Certainly the battles are not over.

Michael Zehaf-Bibeau’s mother, a senior civil servant, received an outpouring of support from colleagues after the Ottawa attack, new documents show

All sudden floor-crossings are a bit surprising. Aaron Wherry explains why this one is especially intriguing

An update on the kind of day Justin Trudeau, Eve Adams and Stephen Harper are having

For one MS sufferer, the Supreme Court ruling on doctor-assisted death brings relief. For another, it was too late.

To some groups it was ’a sad day for health care’. For others, ’everything we could have hoped for’.

The Court has done its job. Now it is up to legislators.

John Geddes on the legal and ethical conundrum handed to the federal government by the Supreme Court’s historic decision