Ottawa

Canada, and its economy, is vulnerable going into the NAFTA talks. Will the U.S. take advantage?

Kelly Knight Craft breezes through confirmation by the U.S. Senate to become the next U.S. ambassador to Canada

Katie Telford’s rise has been largely under the radar. Now she advises the PM on just about everything—and she’s determined to level the playing field for women in Ottawa

This summer marks a century since Ottawa reluctantly imposed the first federal income tax on Canadians to pay for the war. Once entrenched, though, the tax never went away.

The 38-year-old newly minted party leader talks friendlier Tories, women in politics, and what show he watches on the exercise bike

Clarity and collaboration are needed in Canada’s carbon-price approach to tackling climate change as a 2018 deadline looms

Alberta MP Jim Eglinski once disapproved of homosexuality and saw "no need" for Pride. Then his grandson came out.

Most Canadians oppose Omar Khadr’s $10.5-million settlement. Why hasn’t that translated into Conservative Party support?

On a podcast about the show, the prime minister explained how it influenced his career, and why he’s okay with comparisons to Sam Seaborn

Canada has reportedly drawn a ’red line’ over Chapter 19 as the U.S. calls for NAFTA renegotiations. That’s a good thing.