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What two Bachelorettes and a few early exits tell us about the future of a venerable reality TV fixture

Charles’s lobbying letters defend the toothfish and the badger cull. Do they also put the monarchy at risk?

Want the truth? You’ll have to wait. Paul Wells on broken promises to come in the election lead-up

On Wall Street, it’s almost as if the financial crisis never happened

Montreal’s mayor is no fan of Uber—and no city has done more than his to halt it

May 20: Plus, the true cost of fossil fuels, a record year of auto recalls, and a high-stakes jewellery heist

After Cpl. Cirillo’s death, Queen Elizabeth II wrote to the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Now, she’s met with members of the Hamilton regiment

The proposed redesign of Montreal’s Saint Catherine Street is innovative, needed—and a sign the driver-vs.-pedestrian rhetoric is tired.

The Interview: Former prime minister Brian Mulroney on the Horatio Alger Association, the current political climate, and one very busy life

The fall of Ramadi isn’t a disaster. It’s a chance to try and bridge Iraq’s sectarian divide.