World

A bad chat with Trump put Turnbull in the world news. What happened next is telling of an unpredictable president’s domestic impact

The president is waging an ill-conceived and dangerous war against the judicial branch

In the lead-up to Trudeau’s visit to the White House, U.S. media organizations mostly had other things on their minds

Many world leaders need America—but regard Trump as potential political poison. Abe and Trudeau may have offered a new way forward.

The notion of home ownership has been close to the heart of successive British governments, but in the age of Generation Rent that dream has died

Scott Gilmore remembers the legacy of the late Hans Rosling—the world’s most famous statistician, who tirelessly preached the gospel of facts, data and truth

Donald Trump’s tendency to rewrite stories stirs memories of one Canadian writer’s own rape, and the questions that ensued

As Trump prepares to take office, an examination of the nation he is being asked to heal as told through two paintings and a photograph

It’s not just immigration supporters who look to Canada as an example. Immigration opponents also see this country as an example of immigration done right.

Kellogg’s pulled its ads from Breitbart for fear of being associated with hate speech, but corporations may find they have more to lose by angering the right