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How an under-the-radar MP from Regina overcame the high-profile distractions in a war for the soul of Canadian conservatism

One hundred years after the Russian Revolution, an emboldened Putin regime is embracing its czarist past. Could 1917 happen again?

Iraqi forces were losing the battle. Then the airstrikes began, turning the tide—but at a horrible cost. Inside the terrifying fight for Mosul.

More and more refugees are making a dangerous trek north to escape a harsh new U.S. regime—risking life and limb

Inside the troubling and dangerous rise of alternative medicine for kids

Thousands of Syrians will soon be collecting social assistance. But that’s not surprising—nor is it all bad news.

One Syrian family’s incredible journey. Our most-read parenting story ever. Donald Trump. Read our favourite longreads of 2016.

One painting, nearly three minutes, 11.2 million dollars: Inside the sale of Canada’s most expensive artwork

Despite new legislation on assisted dying, some Canadians remain in a desperate catch-22. Ruth Duffin was one.

Lt.-Gen. Christine Whitecross explains how she made it to the highest reaches of the Canadian Forces—as she heads for a new post with NATO