How Catholics Avoided Paying Millions in Reparations for Residential Schools
During its final weeks in office, the previous Conservative government reached a deal allowing the church to walk away from most of its obligations.
By Ian Austen
During its final weeks in office, the previous Conservative government reached a deal allowing the church to walk away from most of its obligations.
By Ian Austen
This week’s newsletter about Canada and for Canadians looks into Canadians’ tendency to say sorry and welcomes an expat home.
By Ian Austen
The government said it had violated the rights of the former detainee, Omar Khadr, who pleaded guilty to killing an American soldier in Afghanistan at age 15.
By Ian Austen
Prince Edward Island has long held an international profile thanks to a fictional redheaded orphan named Anne Shirley, the protagonist of the 1908 novel “Anne of Green Gables.”
By Ian Austen
American scientists should learn from their northern neighbors. Reject interference. Stay vigilant. Stay scientists.
By Wendy Palen
I always wanted to believe that Canada was immune to hate crime against Muslims. I’ve had to learn otherwise.
By Haroon Siddiqui
Mr. Harper, whose governing coalition was soundly beaten in a general election last year, said he would give up his seat in Parliament and leave politics.
By Ian Austen
Mr. Duffy is free of criminal charges, but several other senators have admitted that the trial has further battered the group’s reputation.
By Ian Austen
President Obama includes an overdue domestic push to cut leaks in America’s vast natural gas system in a joint announcement with his Canadian counterpart.
By Andrew C. Revkin
With support from President Obama and the legacy of his father on his side, Justin Trudeau sets out to redefine what it means to be Canadian.
By Guy Lawson
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