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What’s at stake as the Alberta government goes to court over buying agreements tied to coal-fired power plants?

First stop in the province? London. Here’s a sense of the show — as told by those who were there

What happens when the refugees have to start supporting themselves? Officials are bracing for ’month 13’

The journey to Rio was difficult for the women’s team, the path to the podium even harder

Five years after the London riots, tensions remain high. But activists are divided over the arrival of a U.S. protest movement.

From electoral reform to the conflict in Israel—points of interest from the Green Party’s biennial convention

Elizabeth May on climate, voting, TPP: ’We need to step up as Canadians’

How many people were actually charged with spreading of intimate photos? How about new terrorism charges?

No drug comes close to cannabis when it comes to the number of criminal offences

Find out where crime rates are highest, lowest—and which regions in Canada are most dangerous.