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Tensions are rising again over the area called the grey zone, the last disputed lands between Canada and the U.S.—and this time, someone could get hurt

Why Wildrose Leader Brian Jean believes the election proved his party belongs to a movement, not him

The latest Bachelorette controversy reminds us reality TV is all about false choices. In the finale, will the refreshingly honest Kaitlyn make a real one?

U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump has called a lot of people a ’loser.’ Here’s every one of those people.

BlackBerry’s workforce has shrunk dramatically since 2011. Here’s where a lot of those people went.

The YPG, a ragtag army of Kurds, are taking on—and beating—the world’s most feared jihadists. But is fanaticism the only way to kill fanaticism?

Infographic: More trees on your block could improve your health as much as a $20,000 increase in income

Mathematicians are paying big bucks to stockpile the Hagoromo chalk from Japan, which some have called ’the nectar of the gods’

The Alberta Tories have kissed their fundraising edge goodbye, as well as the corporate donations they’ve long been reliant on.

With an IPO expected soon, a hack on Ashley Madison, the Toronto-based web service that offers to connect potential cheaters with willing partners, is poorly timed