An Englishman writes the great Canadian gay historical novel
British novelist Patrick Gale reimagines the life of his great-grandfather, who left his family for Saskatchewan—a place of hardship and sexual liberty
Editor's Picks
A better future for farming
Author and former Wall Street banker Sonia Faruqi investigated corporate greed and cruel practices on farms
Five tips for newlyweds, and why they’re all wrong
Don’t go to bed angry? 100 per cent horse crap. Scott Feschuk fixes up some crowdsourced advice for a new couple
Why shaming Alberta’s securities deadbeats may not work
The tactic of naming and shaming is about nothing more than optics, with little impact on securities regulation compliance or collections
Why the Tories said no to a star candidate in Newfoundland
Ches Crosbie’s family’s political roots go deep in Newfoundland. And yet his career was crushed before it began.
How Pope Francis became Latin America’s most powerful leader
It’s not the job he was chosen for, but the Pope is emerging as a major power player in a troubled region
Amid an immigration crisis, Julian Assange asks for asylum
Leah McLaren on how WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s plea for protection in France couldn’t have come at a worse time
If America wants real progress on equality, it has to get serious
While the nation applauds banning a racist flag, real problems with race and inequality rage on. Why there’s not enough action in America
Newsmaker: Tony Abbott, Australia’s control freak
Why Stephen Harper has nothing on Australia’s prime minister, who has demanded no front-bencher venture onto a popular interview show
The Apple Store of medical marijuana?
A boutique brand aims to give medical marijuana the white-glove, apothecary-chic treatment