First Reading is a Canadian politics newsletter curated by the National Post’s own Tristin Hopper. To get an early version ...

During the 1980-81 drafting of the Charter of Rights and the Constitution Act 1982, Lougheed and the other Western premiers ...

When I asked him about why he had an Inuit surname, he provided no meaningful response,' said the judge You can save this ...

A new Fraser Institute report finds that Canada's previous efforts to diversify away from the U.S. have shown limited results ...

There is declining confidence in our universities as institutions committed to the search for truth You can save this article ...

Canada has benefitted in the short term from high crude and commodity prices but it is not immune to an energy shock.

The online world offers up many horrors, clearly, but the idea that it has been a net negative to humanity is a First World ...

Canada is being lumped together with China and dozens of other countries for an investigation into whether Ottawa’s ...

The federal fiscal update showed that revenue projections increased, but the government has decided to spend most of that ...

The update's international comparisons of national debt are not exactly apples to apples ...

King Charles III called on the U.S. to maintain its leadership role in the world, and to support Ukraine and the North ...

Angelos Bafas, bartender and co-founder of cato bar in London, demonstrates how to make a classic mint julep ahead of ...