World criminal court has no standing to prosecute Israeli leaders

Will the Security Council now dedicate a moment of silence to commemorate Hitler?

Lt.-Gen. Whelan’s lawsuit claims the Government of Canada ‘deliberately or negligently destroyed (his) career and well-being to secure a desired political or personal outcome’

The world doesn’t allow for moral relativism. Israel is a fellow democracy under attack. We can be critical of the blockade with tact

Permanent residents rise, while housing starts fall

The agency is increasingly dedicating itself to the airing of unresolvable historic grievances

The prime minister seems defiantly bound to leading his party into 2025, even as his attacks against Tory Leader Pierre Poilievre grow more incoherent

Economic anxiety behind the shift in attitudes among voters

While in Israel last week, I was moved by the empathy shown by locals toward their Palestinian neighbours

Steps must be taken to stop investment dollars from fleeing our over-taxed, over-regulated business environment