Donald Trump

The Booker-nominated Tim Winton also explains the ’cousinly warmth’ he feels toward Canadians

Essay: Walls are always first built in the imagination—and on a trip to Mexico through the U.S., John Semley finds a prescription for how they can be knocked down

Scott Gilmore: Washington has dropped the ball, but Canada and the EU is capable of picking it up and making this summit a milestone in history

Adnan R. Khan: Ignore Trump and his theatrics. The real issue when NATO meets will be Turkey and its dangerous drift into Russia’s orbit.

Editorial: Our two countries are attached at the hip. Just look at NORAD, an integral part of U.S. defences where a Canadian is second-in-command

Paul Wells: What will the Russian leader say privately to the U.S. president? Perhaps something about a little problem they have called NATO.

From Parliament Hill to city councils to grocery stores, Canadians are embracing a volatile anti-Trump movement

As one key U.S. Supreme Court justice retires this summer, the future of all manner of issues — and abortion rights in particular — have been called into question

Opinion: The rhetorical gymnastics performed by people who oppose harmful policies—but still call for civility—are remarkable

Opinion: Even as people fight for human rights, calls for civility amid public protests of Trump staffers in their private lives feel like little more than appeasement