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After watching and reading six years of seemingly non-stop bloodshed and deaths by ambush, firefight, skirmish, battle and bombing throughout Afghanistan and Iraq in the bloody wake of al Qaeda's [...]

Wait a moment. Canada is cold. Damn cold. If anyone should be happy about global warming, shouldn't it be us? That's the inconvenient truth about climate change that the Al [...]

Justin Trudeau strolls through the front entrance of the posh clubhouse at the Nicklaus North golf course in Whistler, B.C., just before dusk on Feb. 23. There's no fanfare, no [...]

The mid-afternoon Alberta sky was a characteristic ice blue, the temperature a typically bracing -17°C, and the southerly wind an unsurprisingly brisk 17 kilometres an hour. In all respects, then, [...]

John McNee is probably the most important Canadian you've never heard of. As the country's new ambassador to the United Nations, McNee is standing squarely at the epicentre of increasingly [...]

Daniel Plecas has always been committed as a parent to the British Columbia public school system. The 54-year-old Mission resident has seen three of his four children graduate from public [...]

Back in the early 1970s, when B.C.'s Simon Fraser University was considered Canada's most radical school, one professor offered a geography course featuring an alluring multimedia presentation on the development [...]

He was convicted in 1993 for sexually attacking four Toronto boys. He spent 16 months in prison--just a few months for every innocent childhood he shattered, every innocent family he [...]

Q: Should the U.S. Senate ratify the CEDAW treaty? YES: It would advance women's rights in education, employment and health care. 'All human beings are born free and equal in [...]

Rare is the day when the world does not hear of some new breakthrough in reproductive technology On February 22, for example, news came from Britain that an agency called [...]

In 1996, the National Association of Chiefs of Police formed a special plan to fight a frightening and fast-growing outbreak of organized crime. Known as the National Strategy to Combat [...]

Bob Gushue is not politically inclined by nature. A 47-year-old commercial painter and father of five, Mr. Gushue is, however, someone who knows the importance of remaining loyal to friends. [...]

At the end of his September 24 visit to Washington, D.C., Prime Minister Jean Chretien revealed that President George Bush had told him Canada's armed forces were not needed in [...]

Consecutive polls conducted by COMPAS Inc.--one released two weeks before the federal election was called; the other, one week after--found that Canadians think Prime Minister Jean Chretien is both the [...]

In 1978 the province of British Columbia held a year-long celebration to mark the 200th anniversary of English explorer James Cook's historic landfall in what was to become Canada's westernmost [...]

At first, the phone call seemed like a joke to Dwayne Mandrusiak, the equipment manager of the Edmonton Eskimos. For some reason, Jim Sandusky, the receiver coach of the B.C. [...]

In Time magazine's cover story on The Truman Show, writer Richard Corliss declares that the film 'is so verdant with metaphor and emotion that it works on any viewer's level.' [...]

Bill Vander Zalm finds it ironic that his decision to help boost the fortunes of the Reform Party of British Columbia means he finds himself defending B.C. Liberal leader Gordon [...]