Canada

An hourlong discussion of the legacy of John A. Macdonald, whose 200th birthday falls on Jan. 11

Two new Ottawa projects will remind tourists of the darkest chapters of 20th-century world history

’You can go ahead and eat the fish.’ Colby Cosh on the actual impact of the spread of radioactive seawater from Japan

Christmas lights are balm to some, a bother to others—and an increasing source of civic conflict

Canada promised to resettle 1,300 Syrian refugees by the end of 2014. Rachel Browne speaks with three who have recently arrived in Toronto.

Forced marriage is one of the last taboos to break. A new law could make it a crime. So why do those who champion prevention oppose it?

The first legal hanging in what is now Alberta took place on Dec. 20, 1879. A Cree man named Swift Runner, possibly under the...

The final report from the Charbonneau commission won’t be the end of the war on corruption in Quebec

Sources said 53-year-old Phu Lam did maintenance work at the VN Express Asian restaurant in Fort Saskatchewan, a bedroom community northeast of Edmonton.

Assistant editor Adrian Lee appears on Breakfast Television to discuss some of our picks from our Newsmakers issue, out now