Canada

Adopting a strategy of maximum infection suppression early in this epidemic—such as was seen in Australia, Taiwan and the Atlantic bubble—might have saved 21,000 Canadian lives

Letters to the editor, April 28, 2021: Readers weigh in on ’Year One,’ the most comprehensive reporting of Canada’s COVID-19 response, the social ills caused by capitalism, the portrayal of Jordan Peterson, and more

Backyard offices, home gyms, rock-climbing rooms. Here are some of the spaces reconfigured with new realities in mind.

Anti-fluoride activists are fighting again to keep the chemical out of Calgary’s water supply. But there are holes in their argument.

Like many rural locales across the country, the two communities hadn’t been a priority for big telecommunications companies. So residents fundraised to get a cell tower built.

The 11,000-sq.-foot residence’s front door is protected by statues of life-sized golden horses, and a golden chariot helmed by a giant winged man, also in gold

Adnan R. Khan: With the U.S. withdrawal looming, the Afghan government is attempting to curb women’s rights. Meanwhile, Canada is more interested in playing whack-a-mole with terrorism than doing the hard work of helping a country devastated by it

The premier of Ontario is said to be announcing new restrictions in the province as the third wave of the coronavirus worsens

Patricia Treble: This is not an episode of ’Bridgerton.’ No one wants to upset the Queen.

To be recognized in Canada’s national legislature, men must wear a jacket and tie. New Zealand’s legislature axed that rule and has not become a den of slobs. Is it time for our own traditions to come under scrutiny?