Former federal cabinet minister John McDermid has lived a great life. Now he’s choosing to end it on his own terms.

The government seems to be turning more frequently to the binding arbitration process to settle labour disputes, including most recently with economically important Canadian railway and port workers.

Canada and its First Nations have made progress in lifting long-term drinking water advisories since 2015. But challenges ...

Ontario Place. The Ontario Science Centre. Supervised-consumption sites. This year’s report offers crucial context for some ...

The Agenda's Week in Review looks at Doug Ford's clash with Toronto, immigrants leaving Canada, Donald Trump and the Middle ...

Author and philosopher Mark Kingwell discusses his new book "Question Authority: A polemic about trust in five meditations".

The province may not need community approval to build a plant anywhere it wants to. But it’ll be easier on elected officials if they can persuade a local council to express support.

The president-elect’s approach doesn’t seem to include loopholes for those, like our premier, who’ve expressed support in the ...

In 2020, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya emerged as a powerful voice for change in Belarus when she ran against President Alexander ...

Donald Trump’s return to the White House coincides with a war raging on multiple fronts in the Middle East, with Israel ...

We can deal with the president-elect, but it’s going to have to be exactly that — a deal. The future of the country depends ...