Canada

Paul Wells on the impact of foreign policy on our reputation, and Canadians’ outsize sense of anxiety about how the world sees us

It should be an easy question: What’s Canada’s geographic centre? But groups in Manitoba and Nunavut say they’re right.

HBO’s documentary about Scientology finally crosses the border into Canada. What does it say about the Church’s future?

As Future Shop vanishes from the retail landscape, the decision by its founder to sell the chain to Best Buy in 2001 looks smarter than ever

For a country so self-satisfied with its image of progressive tolerance, how is this not a national crisis?

A plan to take away Iqaluit’s only prime sled dog lot has mushers up in arms and fearing for their future

At least 41 MPs are poised to step away when the federal election is called. Aaron Wherry considers what this means to our quality of government.

Ambassador Deborah Lyons on corruption and investment in Afghanistan, the country’s new president, and critics who dismiss Canada’s military effort there

Chris Sorensen on how its high-speed rollout—and, ironically, our love for the brand—doomed Target’s northern expansion

Fifty years later, Jacques St-Cyr—who designed that single-leaf concept and now national icon—may finally get his due