Paris

Matt Gurney: After 9/11, the U.S. began quietly surveying national monuments. In France, Notre Dame will benefit from similar, powerful tools of science and engineering.

Scott Gilmore: The cathedral is not just a silhouette on the Parisian skyline, but a landmark in our own lives.

Leah McLaren on the latest terror attack, and what it means in advance of France’s presidential election

Having rented its name from the famous Paris landmark, the Louvre Abu Dhabi will open after a long wait and plenty of controversy

Canada’s delegation to the Paris climate talks speaks in lofty tones. But hints about targets are hard to come by.

While Canada’s allies renew their war on terror against Islamic State, the Liberals stick to a promise to withdraw our jets

Parisians are clinging to the ideals of fraternité and liberté. Still, on the streets, there are fears of dangerous divisions and more trouble to come.

Nicolas Chapuis in conversation with Paul Wells on Canada’s refugee strategy, its withdrawal of CF-18 fighters, and Operation Barkhane

The death toll in the wake the Paris terror attacks was horrific—and historic.

Maclean’s foreign correspondent speaks to refugees just outside Paris who express their grief and fear about the attacks

In the light of the day, Paris picks up the pieces, grieving quietly outside the restaurant where shots rang out

A Q&A with expert Phil Gurski, a longtime analyst at Canada’s spy agency, on the allure of terrorist groups like ISIS