Editor's Picks

If baseball is like love, Jays fans learned to believe in it again, even if it meant letting ourselves get hurt. A thank-you note to the Toronto Blue Jays

Nowhere has low oil prices hit harder than in Alberta, and the government’s finances in particular

An interview with Tim Flannery, best-selling author and former head of the Australia Climate Commission, on carbon, coal, and the U.N. conference in Paris

Every boat within striking distance rushed to the scene, searching for hours, while locals opened their doors to survivors

As a girl, she dreamed of a career helping others. Through her own dark times, she became an advocate for the homeless.

We profile the authors of the books nominated for the Scotiabank Giller Prize this year. Here, Rachel Cusk, author of Outline, describes her autobiographical focus

The Newfoundland comic has found a following in the rest of Canada, to the chagrin of some locals

At a time of peak piano contests, the Honens Piano Competition is showing the classical world a new way

’Career of Evil,’ J.K. Rowling’s latest under her nom de plume Robert Galbraith, presents a dark, twisted detective story

A new book looks at why it’s so expensive to be poor, and how it threatens democracy