Christie Blatchford: In a YouTube video, U of T's Jordan Peterson criticized the use of gender-neutral pronouns and drew the ire of self-appointed ‘social justice warriors’
If Trump had a brain and could organize thoughts, he would've left Clinton in the dust
Rex Murphy: So how is it is the Trump campaign still has wheels? It isn’t because of the candidate. It is despite the candidate. He highlights much of what is wrong with American politics
RCMP probes $4.2M paid to leaders — belonging to family — of B.C. First Nation
Despite the continuing police probe, the person who received the largest portion of the $4.2 million in 2011-14 is running in next month’s council election and could become chief
Get used to the ‘job churn’ of short-term employment and career changes, Bill Morneau says
The finance minister told delegates that high employee turnover and short-term contract work will continue in young people’s lives
How to petition parliament online for free hospital parking, gender-equal House of Commons
Once the MP sponsors a petition, it's put online for a period of weeks and anyone in the realm with an Internet account can log in and sign in the petition
Dionne quintuplet, who once shared $4M settlement with sisters, lives penniless after son disappears
Only Cécile and Annette remain of the five once world famous sisters, who were born in a log cabin in Northern Ontario. They were the first quintuplets to survive
Donald Trump promises to sue every woman accusing him of sexual assault after election
'I look so forward to doing that': Ten women have publicly accused Trump of unwanted advances or sexual assault in the weeks since a 2005 recording emerged
Discharge of Mountie who developed PTSD after four colleagues murdered violates Charter: lawyer
Former constable Trevor Josok was dismissed following changes to the RCMP Act that allow for the dismissal of an officer having a disability
Girl who was sexually assaulted for two years and gave birth shares her story to empower other victims
Her tormentor began to abuse her when she was only 11. He forced her to have sexual intercourse multiple times, threatening that he would kill himself if she told anyone
Why you’ve never heard of the RCMP officer who shot the Parliament Hill gunman
While Kevin Vickers, the House of Commons’ former sergeant-at-arms, was hailed as a hero, Curtis Barrett’s contribution was buried, redacted and generally forgotten
Why it’s irresponsible for the publicly funded CBC to explain the news rather than provide it
Society crasher: How one man lived Toronto’s high life — allegedly without paying for it
Dozens of paintings stolen from heir of Steinberg grocery chain destined for organized crime: expert
More than 600 UN staff fight choice of Wonder Woman as ambassador for women’s empowerment
The lessons of ‘elbowgate’: Key anniversary for Trudeau government is still to come
‘Kind of a miracle’: Bruno, a Saskatchewan farm dog, fights for his life after 27 days trapped in a well
Canada called on for cash to counter Vladimir Putin's propaganda campaign in Europe
Would today’s ‘armed to the teeth’ Parliament Hill security have shut down Zehaf-Bibeau’s attack?
‘Keep your promises!’ Woman throws pumpkin seeds at Justin Trudeau to protest pipelines
Montana judge, under fire after jailing father only 43 days for incest, says he was heeding mother’s wish
Toronto woman says Uber driver demanded oral sex for fare. When she refused, he offered to pay her
Toronto police have charged at least three Uber drivers in the last year with sexual assault and have a warrant out for the arrest of another
Keep scarce tax dollars — and public pension plans — away from infrastructure spending
Andrew Coyne: Someone got the idea of calling roads and bridges infrastructure, and suddenly they were endowed with all sorts of miraculous economic powers
‘I love Bill. But you don’t want to know what I think of Hillary’: Arkansas spells trouble for Clinton
Despite her history in the state, the Democrats are unlikely to take Arkansas. 'Looking at Mr. Trump, this is really a state that is almost perfectly designed for him'
‘We can’t stop at last mile’: Still hope for Canada-EU trade deal as last-minute talks announced
Hours after a teary Chrystia Freeland said she was leaving over the collapsed talks, the European Parliament president announced a meeting with her for Saturday
