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If voters are using their ballot to express views on other issues, allowing them more ways to vent democratic steam might solve the problem

Bottled water is facing campaigns shaming it for environmental waste. And yet, it’s more popular than ever.

The debate on climate change is rife with notions and platitudes, but who here has a plan for cutting emissions by 291 megatonnes?

Hundreds of lucky Canadians have marked their visit to the top of the Peace Tower by signing their names. Why that shouldn’t make you freak out.

The misconception that freedom of speech is absolute is most prevalent on the Internet, writes Emma Teitel

The 103rd chase for the Grey Cup has begun. But here’s a new twist: One in 10 Americans say they follow the Canadian Football League

The Tories are using clips of an ISIS snuff film. The Liberals’ policy on ISIS is undeveloped. This debate is ugly.

Two new studies suggest a potential game-changer in how scientists understand of the brain, which could advance research on MS and Alzheimer’s

Talks with the PMO in 2007 about a job broke down over money, sources say. Mulcair says it was different sticking point.

An independent task force says its report on Dalhousie’s DDS2015 scandal doesn’t mean to assign blame. But there’s plenty to go around