Pandemic restrictions mean friends and families will not be gathering this year, but Canadians are coming together in other ways.
Author: IAN AUSTEN
A Canadian’s Gripping Tale Withers Under Scrutiny
A Burlington, Ontario, man told elaborate and gruesome stories of life in the Islamic State for a New York Times podcast. An examination revealed a pattern of misrepresentation.
A Vaccine Is on Its Way to Canada. Who Will Get It First?
Determining how to parcel out the long-awaited vaccine is not a simple task for the provinces.
Canada Approves Pfizer BioNtech Covid Vaccine
Canada approved the same coronavirus inoculation codeveloped by Pfizer that Britain authorized last week, and that American regulators will consider on Thursday.
Vaccines End the Pandemic’s Political Harmony
Erin O’Toole, the Conservative leader, is using the government’s vaccine plans to begin his first big political attack on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Should Canada Adopt #CovidZero?
Some scientists say that the country should aim to get the infection rate as close to zero as possible. Atlantic Canada may show how it’s done.
How Do Canadians Remember World War II 75 Years Afterward?
We spoke with a leading historian who argues that too much of the focus has been on disgrace and defeat.