Canada

Thousands of never-before-seen pictures have been filed as exhibits at mall collapse public inquiry

The New Democrats hate the oil patch, right? They have a funny way of showing it.

After months of scandals, could it finally be time to scrap the Senate? John Geddes reports

Our semi-regular round-up of the strange cases winding their way through Canadian courts

In 1976, at the peak of his career, Connors retired from public performance. Thirteen years later, he returned.

Michael Barclay on the musician who was ’more punk rock’ than most punk rockers

At 2:18 p.m. on June 23, 2012, the weight of a single car driving over one weld on a single steel connector was ’the last straw’

A judge’s evisceration of the so-called "Freemen" movement may go down as a masterpiece

A ‘quick win’ strategy to target ethnic voters moves the B.C. Liberals even closer to a loss

Probably not. But the justices did get a few things right this time around.