The Emergencies Act sat, forgotten, for decades. But along came COVID-19 restrictions, which sparked the Freedom Convoy in mid-January 2022—a protest led by truckers and their supporters who opposed ...

Dreaming was its own kind of freedom of thought and expression. The nine-year-old kid in me is still in complete wonder of the dreams that sleep offers. I’m as fascinated by the fantasy as by the ...

I n his now-famous speech in Davos last month, Prime Minister Mark Carney warned that middle powers must band together or ...

There is no way to overestimate the monumental significance of organ donation in the lives of those who need transplants.

“Security, sovereignty and prosperity” is the tag line for Canada’s new Defence Industrial Strategy. This long-awaited ...

So, we held onto each other for dear life, like nothing would ever change, until we couldn’t hold on any longer, and we moved ...

Critics accuse the industry of clinging to an outdated model, of using too much energy for lifts, gondolas, grooming fleets, ...

A ROUND 9 P.M. ON April 10, 2024, James Nevin parked his truck next to the Shubenacadie Canal in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, scanning the banks for a good spot to fish. There were others already there, so ...

Not everyone is comfortable with the politics of pragmatism or chasing the often-illusory centre. Any “unity” such a party ...

Every year, new studies show continual erosion in the public trust in institutions and society in Canada. Democracy feels fragile, and many people feel shut out of the systems that shape their lives.

The US is waging a trade war on Canada and destabilizing the climate. The CPP is pouring billions into the effort ...

He loved Canada, loved writing—and was well loved by his adopted home. People would work with Charles for years before hearing a rumour that he hadn’t always been a Canadian, that he’d started life ...