In 2005, the Kelowna deal promised to tackle the health gap between Canada’s 1·1 million Aboriginal people and the rest of the country. But since a change of government earlier …

In the annals of international efforts to stop climate change, a “Weird but True” chapter might focus on the effort by Liberal and Conservative governments alike to claim Canada deserves …

Canada proudly calls multiculturalism integral to our national identity. Turns out it’s also a nifty way to make money “back home”.

Poor uninsured Americans, and middle-class households upset at rising health-care bills, have long been arguing for health-care reform. Now, growing numbers of the most wealthy Americans— including many business leaders—are …