Frustrations over a new light-rail system in the national capital built by a group that includes SNC-Lavalin have led to questions about a popular method for contracting big projects.
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Commemorating the Victims of Canada’s ‘Gay Purge’
A national memorial will soon rise to the thousands of people whose careers were ruined because of their sexual orientation.
‘Targeted’ Shooting in Ottawa Leaves One Dead and at Least 3 Injured, Police Say
The police responded to a shooting in the Canadian capital, less than a mile from Parliament Hill.
Indigenous Art That Targets Stereotypes
The National Gallery of Canada has gathered contemporary Indigenous art from around the world for a major exhibition.
What’s Going On Between Canada and China? Our Experts Share Their Thoughts.
The Times gathered four correspondents and an editor to discuss the currently fraught relations between the two nations.
Trudeau Tries to Sell New Plan for Canada, Hoping to Leave Crisis Behind
As he sets out on a cross-Canada road show to promote a new spending plan, the prime minister is trying to shift the conversation.
Trudeau Tries to Sell New Plan for Canada, Hoping to Leave Crisis Behind
As he sets out on a cross-Canada road show to promote a new spending plan, the prime minister is trying to shift the conversation.
Canada’s Top Public Servant Is Fourth Official to Quit in Scandal Ensnaring Trudeau
The public servant, Michael Wernick, was accused of improperly pressing the former attorney general to settle a corruption case.
Canada’s Top Public Servant Is Fourth Official to Resign in Political Scandal
The public servant, Michael Wernick, was accused of improperly pressing the former attorney general to settle a corruption case.
Arrests in Terror Plot Raise Questions About Canada’s Refugee Embrace
The police offered few details about what they called a terrorist bomb plot, or about the two men, one a Syrian refugee, whom they said had planned it.