Canada 150

The fathers of confederation left cities and Indigenous voices on the outside looking in. It’s long past time to change that relationship.

Ken Dryden on the Canadians who show us what’s possible—and what Canada could be, as we enter its sesquicentennial

The Bank of Canada governor explains why he signed his name on Canadian currency the way he did

A Q&A with the Bank of Canada governor about rising protectionism, soaring house prices and why he isn’t convinced the economy has turned a corner

This week marks the 150th anniversary of Queen Victoria’s granting Royal Assent to the British North America Act

A giant, rubber duck is headed to Toronto this summer for Canada Day. Here’s how it compares in size to the ships in Canada’s navy

The Canada 150 birthday celebrations could stand to be more inclusive of the Aboriginal experience. Vancouver is trying to make that happen.

P.E.I. is the birthplace of Confederation, right? Not so fast, argues New Brunswick, touching off an interprovincial squabble for the ages

Which Canadian author wrote the Deptford Trilogy? If you know the answer, you could win today’s Canada150 Quiz!

Which prime minister played on a Spengler Cup-winning team? If you know the answer, you could win today’s Canada150 Quiz!