Ken Dryden

16 million out of 22 million Canadians tuned in for the final game in the legendary battle between Canada and the USSR

Hockey legend Ken Dryden on his new hockey book and the simple rule changes that could ease the number of concussions plaguing the sport.

Hockey legend Ken Dryden on his new hockey book and the simple rule changes that could ease the number of concussions in his beloved game

“Different decisions have to be made, and decision-makers have to be willing to make them.”

The iconic former NHL goalie led 150 new Canadians in taking their oath of citizenship in the Ottawa Senators arena this week. This is what he learned.

On Monday, 150 people took the oath of citizenship in the most Canadian of places—a hockey arena

Ken Dryden on the Canadians who show us what’s possible—and what Canada could be, as we enter its sesquicentennial

Parliament returns amid some desire for change

Mitchel Raphael on which MP had the winning Colonel Sanders moustache

With Senator Zimmer currently in the headlines, Aaron Wherry considers one obvious question (there are others, of course)

I don’t know much about the Globe & Mail’s strategy for dominating the National Newspaper Awards, but it’s working. They received an outlandish 24 nominations for the highest honours in Canadian fishwrap this year. And 23 of them are probably rock solid! But I believe there’s a problem with the one they’re proudest of—at least, it’s the first piece they mention in their own story on the nominations, and the first item on the list of links they have attached.

The Globe looks at York Centre.