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Frances Widdowson, professor, “academic provocateur” and an increasing terror to higher education administrators, is suing ...

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Chris Varcoe and Lorne Gunter discuss the likelihood of this pipeline ever happening and the battles yet to fight ...

DeWitt’s subtly stylized writing voice is present in Dodge City. So is his readiness to temper absurdity with poignancy: the ...

The incumbent Coalition Avenir Québec, which was near the top of the polls at the start of the campaign, has fallen to fourth ...

A 15-year-old student lost a hand on Monday picking up a police grenade as part of nationwide protests in France over ...

This is not about choosing sides in a foreign conflict. It is about restoring peace, order and good government — for ...

However, it has become quite apparent that the separatist movement’s leaders have turned into a major liability for their own ...

The case against an alleged cocaine dealer was tossed from court last week after a judge ruled the man’s charter rights were violated. An Ottawa plumber has been fined by the Ontario Court of Justice ...

The human brain switches its attention constantly because it can’t focus on two things at once. Multitasking works until a task needs concentration.