Canada

Never mind high-wire artists, the Niagara Parks Commission upholds all kinds of mouldy regulations

The Shafia trial isn’t about religion, but who controls a woman’s body

The accused “honour killer” is expected to testify on his own behalf. What more can Shafia possibly say?

For the four surviving Bloc MPs, working on Parliament Hill has meant constantly having to prove they’re worth listening to

Ice cores tell the history of Canada’s climate, but now the government doesn’t want them anymore

Sahar Shafia was desperate to keep her boyfriend a secret—but her alleged “honour killers” already knew

Our semi-regular roundup of findings from the world of academia

In court, Mohammad Shafia endures the sight of his daughter’s boyfriend—and the love notes he sent

Nik Wallenda claims his high-wire act would bring $20.5 million worth of tourism spending to Niagara

At the “honour killing” trial, autopsy photos reveal crucial clues