According to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, who describes herself as a Canadian patriot, she’s only enabling a separation ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith called a news conference to respond to questions about her remarks on separation.

Labour has a proud history of standing up for those experiencing oppression, and the violence being brought against ...

Canadian industries are already grappling with uncertainty and job cuts caused by American tariffs on Canadian goods like ...

Regulations are an essential part of modern industrial societies. Without them, more people would die from unsafe ...

Don Davies will serve as interim leader until a leadership race can be held. Longtime Vancouver politician Don Davies has been selected as the interim leader of the New Democratic Party. The move ...

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Rolling back hard-won legal protections, the UK Supreme Court’s ruling now means that all trans folks, even those with a Gender Recognition Certificate, are no longer protected by the equality rights ...

As we approach Mother's Day, it is important to remember the struggles of pregnancy, which can be made all the more difficult by the misogyny that women regularly face.

Newly elected Prime Minister Mark Carney’s election night promise to “build Canada into an energy superpower in both clean and conventional energy” at least acknowledges that “energy” doesn’t only ...

After dealing herself a weak hand by making assumptions that turned out to be disastrously wrong, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sat down for her weirdly timed mid-afternoon video address to the ...

Whatever he’ll be when he gets to the imperial capital, though, Cooper won’t be a diplomat.