World

Republican contender Scott Walker calls wall between Canada and U.S. ’legitimate issue for us to look at’

Only this time, Americans can actually witness a consequence of the 2nd Amendment. Will it make a difference?

In a battleground of shifting and strained alliances, Canada’s modest air war against Islamic State is becoming hard to justify

Is falling asleep next to an electric fan a potentially fatal mistake? In South Korea at least, it is widely thought to be.

On the small Greek island of Kos, a wave of desperate migrants were met by European sunbathers, weary locals and totally unprepared officials

How an intellectual from B.C. and a warrior from Ontario both ended up fighting Islamic State on the front lines

Miss World Canada, Anastasia Lin, on the truth about beauty pageants, criticizing China, and how that puts her family at risk

There’s nothing wrong with a properly managed trophy hunt—at least, nothing worse than your hamburger

The NDP sees itself as a party built on international justice and human rights. So on the war against Islamic State, why isn’t it standing up for its values?

Why ’iceberg houses’ with multi-storey basements—possibly the final frontier in high-end London real estate—are coming under fire