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A landmark ruling last week found that sending refugee claimants back to the United States under the

There are at least 102 kids. Most of them are Indigenous. Over seventeen years their money was stole

It began as a strange conspiracy theory in American politics. It's since become much strange, much m

Last summer, long before a pandemic was on the horizon, the biggest story was a teenage manhunt. Aft

As the nation yawns awake following a months-long shutdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19, restau

It’s an iconic image of Canada: A Mountie, donning a red serge, Stetson hat, combat boots, standing

Radiyah Chowdhury first thought about leaving the media business when she was still in journalism sc

Matthew McKnight was a fixture in the Edmonton bar scene, known for partying in colourful animal the

By now we've become at least semi-acquainted with the idea that advertisers and social media compani

Last week, Harper’s magazine published an open letter, speaking out against a culture of “intoleranc

Last week the Canadian Association of the Chiefs of Police announced their support for decriminalizi

We can joke as much as we want about it, but the reality is that we all go to the bathroom, every si

When the entire country went into lockdown a few months ago, it meant kids would be staying home and

In nearly a single week, three global hot spots ushered in some dramatic changes. Russia made a cons

We're just a few weeks away from the return of the NBA, NHL and MLB. The NFL plans to join them soon

If Canada is going to keep COVID-19 under control, contact tracing and tracking will have to play a

There's another public outcry about Facebook! Shocking, right? But this time over 800 companies are

The organization was supposed to distribute more than $900 million in student grants, but the reacti

Warning bells were sounding. Some of the country's leading scientists were writing urgent emails to

It's clear from the politicization of masks in the United States, and the mandatory mask policies be