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A months’-long investigation into intimate-partner violence reveals how systems, politicians and people have failed women and girls in Canada.

The pool drill, the rock drill, the sedation drill. Everything is done. Everything but the thing that’s never been done.

Tabatha Southey delves into University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson’s work and finds his secret sauce — and what makes his work unnerving.

They smell, bite and were clustered on building walls — inside and out — this fall. “I could write a horror movie,” says one Manitoban.

Do you have resting-poor-face?

More commutations and pardons are expected to come before the 44th president of the United States leaves office in January.

Inside a rusted beige trailer with a broken outside window that serves as the execution chamber at Montana State Prison, the clock on the wall always reads 12:01.

Before there was a Trump Tower, there was a gold-rush hotel in Bennett, British Columbia, where the Trump family dynasty began.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Tuesday said August’s temperature of 61.74 degrees was .09 degrees warmer than the old August record set last year, and was the 16th consecutive month of record-breaking heat.

Canada is not a proud northern nation. Its Arctic is undefended, undeveloped and socially fraught.

We all know what we did. We tried to make it out. We went somewhere different in the hopes we could be someone different. And yet, here we are, right back where we left. The same.

A new study stresses real religious zeal, not loners seeking a way out.

Profanity sinks deep emotional roots in our brains. When words develop dueling meanings, the bad stuff almost always wins out. But what’s going to happen when we get bored of saying “fuck?”

What the Fort McMurray fire looks like when superimposed on maps of other Canadian and international cities.

At least half of the city of Fort McMurray in northern Alberta was under an evacuation notice Tuesday as a wildfire whipped by winds engulfed homes and sent ash raining down on residents.

A Canadian inmate raises the question about corrections-mandated clothing as many provinces are starting to crack down on prison dress codes.

How Shakespeare’s plays — 400 years later — have remained the best explorations of our own political and cultural fights.

“The audience’s job is to be still and listen — sort of like bipedal cows.”

“The game went on, and went on, and went on…”

Producer inflation may be a huge trend in music, but to win a Grammy, it seems you need to go the opposite way.